Tempting fate and commitment in the developing forebrain

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[2] HOMOTOPIC, BUT NOT HETEROTOPIC, FETAL CORTICAL TRANSPLANTS CAN RESULT IN FUNCTIONAL SPARING FOLLOWING NEONATAL DAMAGE TO THE FRONTAL-CORTEX IN RATS [J]. CEREBRAL CORTEX, 1994, 4 (03) : 271 - 278

[3] Host-guided migration allows targeted introduction of neurons into the embryonic brain [J]. NEURON, 1995, 15 (06) : 1275 - 1285

[4] Regional incorporation and site-specific differentiation of striatal precursors transplanted to the embryonic forebrain ventricle [J]. NEURON, 1995, 15 (06) : 1259 - 1273

[5] A SHORT-TERM ANALYSIS OF THE BEHAVIOR OF CONDITIONALLY IMMORTALIZED NEURONAL PROGENITORS AND PRIMARY NEUROEPITHELIAL CELLS IMPLANTED INTO THE FETAL-RAT BRAIN [J]. DEVELOPMENTAL BRAIN RESEARCH, 1994, 83 (02): : 197 - 208

[6] EARLY DETERMINATION OF A MOUSE SOMATOSENSORY CORTEX MARKER [J]. NATURE, 1994, 368 (6470) : 460 - 463

[7] CYTOARCHITECTONIC DEVELOPMENT, AXON GLIA RELATIONSHIPS, AND LONG-DISTANCE AXON GROWTH OF PORCINE STRIATAL XENOGRAFTS IN RATS [J]. EXPERIMENTAL NEUROLOGY, 1994, 130 (01) : 151 - 167

[8] TOPOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION OF EFFERENT FIBERS ORIGINATING FROM HOMOTOPIC OR HETEROTOPIC TRANSPLANTS - HETEROTOPICALLY TRANSPLANTED NEURONS RETAIN SOME OF THE DEVELOPMENTAL CHARACTERISTICS CORRESPONDING TO THEIR SITE OF ORIGIN [J]. DEVELOPMENTAL BRAIN RESEARCH, 1994, 77 (02): : 271 - 283

[9] FISHELL G, 1995, DEVELOPMENT, V121, P803

[10] MAKING A DIFFERENCE - THE ROLE OF CELL-CELL INTERACTIONS IN ESTABLISHING SEPARATE IDENTITIES FOR EQUIVALENT CELLS [J]. CELL, 1992, 68 (02) : 271 - 281

[1] AGE-DEPENDENT SPECIFICATION OF THE CORTICOCORTICAL CONNECTIONS OF CEREBRAL GRAFTS [J]. JOURNAL OF NEUROSCIENCE, 1995, 15 (03) : 1819 - 1834

[2] HOMOTOPIC, BUT NOT HETEROTOPIC, FETAL CORTICAL TRANSPLANTS CAN RESULT IN FUNCTIONAL SPARING FOLLOWING NEONATAL DAMAGE TO THE FRONTAL-CORTEX IN RATS [J]. CEREBRAL CORTEX, 1994, 4 (03) : 271 - 278

[3] Host-guided migration allows targeted introduction of neurons into the embryonic brain [J]. NEURON, 1995, 15 (06) : 1275 - 1285

[4] Regional incorporation and site-specific differentiation of striatal precursors transplanted to the embryonic forebrain ventricle [J]. NEURON, 1995, 15 (06) : 1259 - 1273

[5] A SHORT-TERM ANALYSIS OF THE BEHAVIOR OF CONDITIONALLY IMMORTALIZED NEURONAL PROGENITORS AND PRIMARY NEUROEPITHELIAL CELLS IMPLANTED INTO THE FETAL-RAT BRAIN [J]. DEVELOPMENTAL BRAIN RESEARCH, 1994, 83 (02): : 197 - 208

[6] EARLY DETERMINATION OF A MOUSE SOMATOSENSORY CORTEX MARKER [J]. NATURE, 1994, 368 (6470) : 460 - 463

[7] CYTOARCHITECTONIC DEVELOPMENT, AXON GLIA RELATIONSHIPS, AND LONG-DISTANCE AXON GROWTH OF PORCINE STRIATAL XENOGRAFTS IN RATS [J]. EXPERIMENTAL NEUROLOGY, 1994, 130 (01) : 151 - 167

[8] TOPOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION OF EFFERENT FIBERS ORIGINATING FROM HOMOTOPIC OR HETEROTOPIC TRANSPLANTS - HETEROTOPICALLY TRANSPLANTED NEURONS RETAIN SOME OF THE DEVELOPMENTAL CHARACTERISTICS CORRESPONDING TO THEIR SITE OF ORIGIN [J]. DEVELOPMENTAL BRAIN RESEARCH, 1994, 77 (02): : 271 - 283

[9] FISHELL G, 1995, DEVELOPMENT, V121, P803

[10] MAKING A DIFFERENCE - THE ROLE OF CELL-CELL INTERACTIONS IN ESTABLISHING SEPARATE IDENTITIES FOR EQUIVALENT CELLS [J]. CELL, 1992, 68 (02) : 271 - 281