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The Journal of Neuroscience : the Official Journal of the Society for Neuroscience|August 15, 1996
Retinal ganglion cell axons recognize specific guidance cues present in the deafferented adult rat superior colliculusM Bähr, A Wizenmann
Molecular and Cellular Neurosciences|January 1, 1997
Segregation of rhombomeres by differential chemoaffinityA Wizenmann, A Lumsden
Journal of Neurobiology|June 13, 1998
Growth preferences of adult rat retinal ganglion cell axons in retinotectal coculturesA Wizenmann, M Bähr
Cell and Tissue Research|October 10, 1997
Growth characteristics of ganglion cell axons in the developing and regenerating retino-tectal projection of the ratA Wizenmann, M Bähr
Neuroscience Letters|June 8, 1990
The developing chick isthmo-optic nucleus forms a transient efferent projection to the optic tectumA Wizenmann, S Thanos
BMC Developmental Biology|April 29, 2009
Identification of genes differentially expressed in dorsal and ventral chick midbrain during early developmentA Chittka, Jn Volff, A Wizenmann
The Journal of Comparative Neurology|June 15, 1992
Effect of bilateral tectum lesions on retinal ganglion cell morphology in ratsM Bähr, A Wizenmann, S Thanos
Current Biology : CB|March 7, 2001
Cell mixing between the embryonic midbrain and hindbrainS Jungbluth, C Larsen, A Wizenmann, et al.
Development (Cambridge, England)|February 1, 1993
Differential reaction of crossing and non-crossing rat retinal axons on cell membrane preparations from the chiasm midline: an in vitro studyA Wizenmann, S Thanos, Y von Boxberg, et al.
Molecular and Cellular Neurosciences|August 25, 2001
Rhombomere interactions control the segmental differentiation of hindbrain neuronsB J Eickholt, A Graham, A Lumsden, et al.
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The Journal of Neuroscience : the Official Journal of the Society for Neuroscience|August 15, 1996
Retinal ganglion cell axons recognize specific guidance cues present in the deafferented adult rat superior colliculusM Bähr, A Wizenmann
Molecular and Cellular Neurosciences|January 1, 1997
Segregation of rhombomeres by differential chemoaffinityA Wizenmann, A Lumsden
Journal of Neurobiology|June 13, 1998
Growth preferences of adult rat retinal ganglion cell axons in retinotectal coculturesA Wizenmann, M Bähr
Cell and Tissue Research|October 10, 1997
Growth characteristics of ganglion cell axons in the developing and regenerating retino-tectal projection of the ratA Wizenmann, M Bähr
Neuroscience Letters|June 8, 1990
The developing chick isthmo-optic nucleus forms a transient efferent projection to the optic tectumA Wizenmann, S Thanos
BMC Developmental Biology|April 29, 2009
Identification of genes differentially expressed in dorsal and ventral chick midbrain during early developmentA Chittka, Jn Volff, A Wizenmann
The Journal of Comparative Neurology|June 15, 1992
Effect of bilateral tectum lesions on retinal ganglion cell morphology in ratsM Bähr, A Wizenmann, S Thanos
Current Biology : CB|March 7, 2001
Cell mixing between the embryonic midbrain and hindbrainS Jungbluth, C Larsen, A Wizenmann, et al.
Development (Cambridge, England)|February 1, 1993
Differential reaction of crossing and non-crossing rat retinal axons on cell membrane preparations from the chiasm midline: an in vitro studyA Wizenmann, S Thanos, Y von Boxberg, et al.
Molecular and Cellular Neurosciences|August 25, 2001
Rhombomere interactions control the segmental differentiation of hindbrain neuronsB J Eickholt, A Graham, A Lumsden, et al.
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