Studies on the formation of specific nervous connections
<p>This thesis is concerned with the way in which precise patterned connections are formed between groups of neurones and their targets. Two theories are discussed: the chemospecificity hypothesis, according to which these connections are formed by the matching of detailed labels carried by th...
Main Author: | Pilgrim, A |
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Format: | Thesis |
Published: |
1981
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