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Nerve endings isolated from chick embryonic optic tectum. 2. Developmental aspects of synaptosomal membrane

F Gremo, G C Panzica, C P Viglietti

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|August 15, 1977

Abstract:

Fractions enriched in nerve endings (synaptosomes) have been isolated from chick embryonic optic tectum during development. After osmotic shock, these fractions appeared to be enriched in membranes which during development acquire typical features of mature synaptosomal membranes.

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