Adhesive recognition between developing retinal cells and the optic tecta of the chick embryo.
Adhesive recognition between developing retinal cells and the optic tecta of the chick embryo.
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发育中的视网膜细胞和鸡胚视神经顶盖之间的粘附识别。
DOI:
10.1016/0012-1606(75)90095-0
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发表时间:
1975
影响因子:
2.7
通讯作者:
A. Barbera
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作者:
A. Barbera
An assay is described that can measure the rates of adhesion of isotopically labeled cell bodies from either the dorsal or ventral regions of the chick embryo retina to dorsal and ventral tectal halves. Immediately after dissociation of the retina, both ventral and dorsal retinal cells adhere preferentially to ventral tectal halves. With increasing time after dissociation, however, the preference of the ventral retinal cells shifts to dorsal tectal halves. The dorsal retinal cells continue to show a specificity for ventral tectal halves regardless of the length of time after their dissociation.When the developmental age of the tectal halves is varied from 8–14 days, there is no change in the specificities shown by retinal cells toward these tecta.When retinal age is varied, ventral retinal cells do not adhere preferentially to dorsal tecta until day 6 and older. Dorsal retinas show their specificity toward ventral tecta as early as day three.Control experiments include the use of nonretinal tissues, noninnervated tectal halves and pigmented retinal cells.