mammalian retina
Very long-chain fatty acids support synaptic structure and function in the mammalian retina
... Our studies demonstrate a clear role for ELOVL4 in sup- porting the structural and functional integrity of neuronal synapses within the mammalian retina. VLC-PUFA are not exclusively expressed in ...
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Awakening the regenerative potential of the mammalian retina
... the mammalian retina do not (Goldman, ...mouse, retina that might confer regenerative ...damaged retina of young mice results in the production of new retinal neurons, albeit those that are ...
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Dynamic changes in the localization of synapse associated proteins during development and differentiation of the mammalian retina
... In the manunalian retina, SNAP-25 message has been detected in amacrine cells which form conventional synapses in the iimer plexiform layer IPL; retinal ganglion cells RGCs, which form c[r] ...
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Ascl1 expression defines a subpopulation of lineage restricted progenitors in the mammalian retina
... mouse retina in vivo, it has been shown that committed precursors exist in the fish ...teleost retina are generated through a committed rod precursor (Raymond and Rivlin, ...zebrafish retina have ...
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Two-photon imaging of the mammalian retina with ultrafast pulsing laser
... Ophthalmology and the visual sciences have been revolutionized by the development of imaging techniques such as SLO (3, 53, 54) and OCT (2, 55–57), which improved the detection of certain pathological conditions ...
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Beer, Monika (2008): Analysis of Multiprotein Complexes in the Mammalian REtina. Dissertation, LMU München: Fakultät für Biologie
... is found in a broad spectrum of tumors ((Mitsuuchi and Testa, 2002), (Grady and Markowitz, 2002), (Jaffee et al., 2002)). Other mechanisms leading to an elevated Ras activation in different tumors are enhanced ...
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An analysis of the role of T-box genes in development of the mammalian retina
... neural retina and may also involve ...neural retina, but not for optic cup invagination (Liu et a l, 1994; Burmeister et a l, ...neural retina was rescued by the application o f FGF 1, FGF2 or ...
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Notch 1 inhibits photoreceptor production in the developing mammalian retina
... Drosophila retina, Notch signaling is recruited for multiple activities including: (1) setting up a dorsal/ventral boundary, (2) establishing planar polarity, (3) upregulating early atonal levels to promote ...
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Histogenesis of retinal dysplasia in trisomy 13
... Notwithstanding the potential importance of the gan- glion cells in these processes, it should be pointed out that the system is complex with other local sources and targets of Hh signaling [64,65]. In mouse, Ihh is ...
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Microglia in the developing retina
... of retina microglia and discuss their origins, localization, and organization during ...the retina may help inform related studies in the brain and provide unique opportunities to develop microglia targeted ...
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Unbiased Characterization of Anopheles Mosquito Blood Meals by Targeted High-Throughput Sequencing
... Here, we describe a novel approach using next-generation sequencing technology to analyze the blood meal composition of individual mosquitoes in an unbiased manner. We first amplify DNA extracted from a single female ...
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Retina Random Number Generator for Stream Cipher Cryptography
... based retina has been ...with retina image features to generate the keystream, the resulting key satisfies the following characteristics: Firstly, it seems random, that implies it can pass all the ...
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Synaptic mechanisms in experience-dependent processes responsible for the development of central neural maps of visual space
... If we consider a point in the binocular visual field it projects to one point on each retina (IR and IL), The point on the left retina (IL) projects directly to [r] ...
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Stem cells as neuroprotective vectors for retinal disease
... Glaucoma is a family of diseases that causes irreversible blindness in affected patients, and is the second leading cause of blindness in the developed world. A risk factor typically associated with glaucoma is ...
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Photoreception in the planktonic larvae of two species of pullosquilla, a lysiosquilloid stomatopod crustacean
... In G. aloha, the single larval visual pigment seems to be replaced at metamorphosis with a new suite of adult visual pigments. On the basis of spectral similarity, however, Pullosquilla larval visual pigments may be ...
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The Recovery from a Transient Inhibition of the Oxidative Metabolism of the Photoreceptors of the Drone (Apis Melljfera ♂)
... Oxidative metabolism of the drone retina, as measured by O2 consumption Q02, increases when the retina is exposed to flashes of light Tsacopoulos, Poitry & Borsellino, 1981; Tsacopoulos [r] ...
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Consecutive bilateral decompression retinopathy after mitomycin C trabeculectomy: a case report
... central retinal vein occlusion. Furthermore, DR appears in patients who are typically younger, asymptomatic, and whose fundus examinations show a full return to pre- event state. A benign idiopathic intracranial ...
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RETINOIC ACID MODULATES RETINAL DEVELOPMENT IN THE JUVENILES OF A TELEOST FISH
... the retina in large RA- treated rainbow trout is unusual, but not without ...fish retina continues to grow throughout life and new cone cells are normally added at the circumferential germinal zone, and ...
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Foxg1 regulates retinal axon pathfinding by repressing an ipsilateral program in nasal retina and by causing optic chiasm cells to exert a net axonal growth promoting activity
... DN retina normally represses Zic2; thus, reducing expression of its downstream target Ephb1 and preventing repulsive EphB1-ephrin B2 interactions between retinal axons and chiasm cells, although a parallel direct ...
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Original Article Temporal and spatial expression change of GPR124 in mouse retinal development and in oxygen-induced retinopathy model
... Vascular endothelium cells, neurons, glial cells interdependently form neurovascular unit in the retina, which are involved in the regulation of retinal angiogenesis. Retinal neovascular (RNV) diseases, including ...
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