轴突引导过程中的信号转导:果蝇的遗传分析。

M F Vanberkum
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搜索生长锥同时处理多个引导信号,并将其转化为细胞内信号,调节轴突延伸、转向并最终形成突触。这种信号通路的重叠确保了神经系统在发育过程中的功能连接。虽然这使这些信号通路的遗传分析变得复杂,但在果蝇中可用的遗传技术组合已经开始成功地解决轴突引导过程中一些关键信号分子的作用。
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Signal transduction during axon guidance: a genetic analysis in Drosophila.

The searching growth cone simultaneously processes multiple guidance cues and converts them into intracellular signals regulating axon extension, steering and eventually synapse formation. This overlap of signaling pathways ensures functional connectivity of the nervous system during development. While this complicates the genetic analysis of these signaling pathways, combination of genetic techniques available in Drosophila has begun to successfully address the role of some key signaling molecules during axon guidance.

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