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  • 1. Embryonic geniculate ganglion neurons in culture have neurotrophin-specific electrophysiological properties.
    Al-Hadlaq SM, Bradley RM, MacCallum DK, Mistretta CM.
    Neuroscience; 2003; 118(1):145-59. PubMed ID: 12676146
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  • 2. Distinctive spatiotemporal expression patterns for neurotrophins develop in gustatory papillae and lingual tissues in embryonic tongue organ cultures.
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  • 3. Distinctive neurophysiological properties of embryonic trigeminal and geniculate neurons in culture.
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  • 4. Each sensory nerve arising from the geniculate ganglion expresses a unique fingerprint of neurotrophin and neurotrophin receptor genes.
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  • 5. Epithelial overexpression of BDNF or NT4 disrupts targeting of taste neurons that innervate the anterior tongue.
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  • 6. Distinct roles for Sema3A, Sema3F, and an unidentified trophic factor in controlling the advance of geniculate axons to gustatory lingual epithelium.
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  • 8. Lingual and palatal gustatory afferents each depend on both BDNF and NT-4, but the dependence is greater for lingual than palatal afferents.
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  • 10. Taste placodes are primary targets of geniculate but not trigeminal sensory axons in mouse developing tongue.
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  • 11. Differential expression of brain-derived neurotrophic factor and neurotrophin 3 mRNA in lingual papillae and taste buds indicates roles in gustatory and somatosensory innervation.
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  • 12. Comparison of neurotrophin and repellent sensitivities of early embryonic geniculate and trigeminal axons.
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  • 13. Exuberant neuronal convergence onto reduced taste bud targets with preservation of neural specificity in mice overexpressing neurotrophin in the tongue epithelium.
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