Effect of a very early monocular enucleation upon the development of the uncrossed retinofugal pathway in ferrets.
Monocular enucleations were done in ferret embryos before or during the earliest stages of development of the retinofugal pathway (E23-E26). The effects on the development of the uncrossed pathway from the surviving eye were assessed on embryonic day 30. This stage was chosen for two reasons: (1) we...
Main Authors: | Taylor, J, Guillery, R |
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Format: | Journal article |
Language: | English |
Published: |
1995
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