Torrao_2003_Brain.Res.Dev.Brain.Res_143_115

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Title : Nicotine and alpha-bungarotoxin modify the dendritic growth of cholinoceptive neurons in the developing chick tectum - Torrao_2003_Brain.Res.Dev.Brain.Res_143_115
Author(s) : Torrao AS , Lindstrom JM , Britto LR
Ref : Brain Research Developmental Brain Research , 143 :115 , 2003
Abstract :

Nicotinic acetylcholine receptors have been suggested to participate in morphogenetic processes during development of the nervous system. In this study, nicotine applied both in ovo and in vitro produced a reduction of the neuritic length of cholinoceptive neurons of the developing chick tectum, whereas alpha-bungarotoxin produced the opposite effect. Taken together with previous data, our results are indicative of a role of the alpha-bungarotoxin-sensitive nicotinic receptors in neural development.

PubMedSearch : Torrao_2003_Brain.Res.Dev.Brain.Res_143_115
PubMedID: 12763587

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Torrao AS, Lindstrom JM, Britto LR (2003)
Nicotine and alpha-bungarotoxin modify the dendritic growth of cholinoceptive neurons in the developing chick tectum
Brain Research Developmental Brain Research 143 :115

Torrao AS, Lindstrom JM, Britto LR (2003)
Brain Research Developmental Brain Research 143 :115