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A G Hyndman

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Neuroscience Letters|March 14, 1986
Glutamate and kainate are not directly toxic to developing amacrine cells: analysis in a Lucifer Yellow-labeled populationG D Zeevalk, A G Hyndman
Brain Research|December 15, 1987
Transferrin in chick retina: distribution and location during developmentG D Zeevalk, A G Hyndman
Journal of Neurochemistry|November 1, 1989
Excitatory amino acid-induced toxicity in chick retina: amino acid release, histology, and effects of chloride channel blockersG D Zeevalk, A G Hyndman, W J Nicklas
Brain Research|January 8, 1999
Transferrin binding protein is expressed by oligodendrocytes in the avian retinaS S Cho, J J Lucas, A G Hyndman
Journal of Neurochemistry|December 1, 1998
Origins of the extracellular glutamate released during total metabolic blockade in the immature retinaG D Zeevalk, N Davis, A G Hyndman, et al.
Brain Research|October 11, 1991
Transferrin can alter physiological properties of retinal neuronsA G Hyndman, P E Hockberger, G D Zeevalk, et al.
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Neuroscience Letters|March 14, 1986
Glutamate and kainate are not directly toxic to developing amacrine cells: analysis in a Lucifer Yellow-labeled populationG D Zeevalk, A G Hyndman
Brain Research|December 15, 1987
Transferrin in chick retina: distribution and location during developmentG D Zeevalk, A G Hyndman
Journal of Neurochemistry|November 1, 1989
Excitatory amino acid-induced toxicity in chick retina: amino acid release, histology, and effects of chloride channel blockersG D Zeevalk, A G Hyndman, W J Nicklas
Brain Research|January 8, 1999
Transferrin binding protein is expressed by oligodendrocytes in the avian retinaS S Cho, J J Lucas, A G Hyndman
Journal of Neurochemistry|December 1, 1998
Origins of the extracellular glutamate released during total metabolic blockade in the immature retinaG D Zeevalk, N Davis, A G Hyndman, et al.
Brain Research|October 11, 1991
Transferrin can alter physiological properties of retinal neuronsA G Hyndman, P E Hockberger, G D Zeevalk, et al.
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