rIPC (remote ischaemic preconditioning) is a phenomenon whereby short periods of ischaemia
and reperfusion of a tissue or organ (eg mesentery, kidney) can protect a distant tissue or …

… F) HH stage 12 chick embryos implanted with control cells (A–C) or Sema6D-expressing cells
(D–F… anti-vMHC antibody (A,C,D,F) or visualized with hemotoxylene and eosin staining (B,…

… E, F, Growth cone collapse induced by Sema3F in SG axons of E13.5 neuropilin-2 (E) and
plexin-A4 (F) mutant embryos. The average percentage of growth cone collapse at each point …

Hippocampal mossy fibers project preferentially to the stratum lucidum, the proximal-most
lamina of the suprapyramidal region of CA3. The molecular mechanisms that govern this …

In the mouse olfactory system, the anatomical locations of olfactory sensory neurons (OSNs)
roughly correlate with their axonal projection sites along the dorsal-ventral (DV) axis of the …

… 1E,F), we assume these cells to be sympathetic neurons. Dislocation of sympathetic neurons
was also observed in the homozygous Sema3A mutant (Sema3A –/– ) embryos (Fig. 1C) …

… , F); however, the vast majority of rod and cone ON bipolar cell axon terminals (anti-PKCa in
F … within the appropriate sublaminae of the IPL (orange brackets and a white bar in F and H). …

The cardiac neural crest, a subpopulation of the neural crest, contributes to the cardiac
outflow tract formation during development. However, how it follows the defined long-range …

During their migration, cerebellar granule cells switch from a tangential to a radial mode of
migration. We have previously demonstrated that this involves the transmembrane …

Semaphorins and their receptors play crucial roles not only in axon guidance during neuronal
development but also in the regulation of immune responses. Plexin-A4, a member of the …