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Peripheral neurons involved in cephalic sensory systems are born in the ectoderm at a distance from the neural tube. The neuroblasts migrate internally, coalesce to form ganglia and extend axons to the central nervous system. This process has long been evident but little is known about the way it occurs. We have shown that coordination of the migration and integration with the hindbrain occurs through interaction with neural crest cells.

Original publication

DOI

10.1159/000109849

Type

Journal article

Journal

Dev Neurosci

Publication Date

2008

Volume

30

Pages

33 - 35

Keywords

Animals, Branchial Region, Cell Movement, Cranial Nerves, Ectoderm, Ganglia, Sensory, Humans, Neural Crest, Neurons, Afferent, Peripheral Nervous System, Stem Cells