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  • 1. Neuronal differentiation from postmitotic precursors in the ciliary ganglion.
    Lee VM, Sechrist JW, Bronner-Fraser M, Nishi R.
    Dev Biol; 2002 Dec 15; 252(2):312-23. PubMed ID: 12482718
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  • 4. Cell division in the ciliary ganglion of quail embryos in situ and after back-transplantation into the neural crest migration pathways of chick embryos.
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  • 8. Differentiation of postmitotic neuroblasts into substance P-immunoreactive sensory neurons in dissociated cultures of chick dorsal root ganglion.
    Barakat I, Droz B.
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  • 13. Cell lineages in peripheral nervous system ontogeny: medium-induced modulation of neuronal phenotypic expression in neural crest cell cultures.
    Ziller C, Fauquet M, Kalcheim C, Smith J, Le Douarin NM.
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  • 15. Developmental potential of quail dorsal root ganglion cells analyzed in vitro and in vivo.
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  • 18. Age-dependent neurotransmitter plasticity of ciliary ganglion neurons.
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  • 19. Compensatory responses and development of the nodose ganglion following ablation of placodal precursors in the embryonic chick (Gallus domesticus).
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  • 20. Placode and neural crest-derived sensory neurons are responsive at early developmental stages to brain-derived neurotrophic factor.
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