C. McCaig, D. Allan, L. Erskine, A. Rajnicek, R. Stewart
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Abstract Small dc electric fields profoundly influence many aspects of growth cone advance. Endogenous fields exist in developing and regenerating systems at times, places, and strengths sufficient to implicate them as players in shaping neuroarchitecture. The techniques used to study the responses of nerves growing in a small applied electric field and the information that these have yielded are reviewed.
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