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The sea lamprey tyrosine hydroxylase: cDNA cloning and in situ hybridization study in the brain by Barreiro-Iglesias, A, Laramore, C, Shifman, M.I, Anadón, R, Selzer, M.E, Rodicio, M.C

“…Abstract Lampreys belong to the oldest group of extant vertebrates, the agnathans or cyclostomes. Thus, they occupy a key phylogenetic position near the root…”
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Delayed death of identified reticulospinal neurons after spinal cord injury in lampreys by Shifman, M.I., Zhang, G., Selzer, M.E.

“…There is controversy about whether axotomized neurons undergo death or only severe atrophy after spinal cord injury (SCI) in mammals. Lampreys recover from…”
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Expression of the Netrin Receptor UNC-5 in Lamprey Brain: Modulation by Spinal Cord Transection by Shifman, M.I., Selzer, M.E.

“…The sea lamprey recovers from spinal cord transection by a process that involves directionally specific regeneration of axons. The mechanisms underlying this…”
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Phenytoin: mechanisms of its anticonvulsant action by Yaari, Y, Selzer, M E, Pincus, J H

“…Phenytoin is a major anticonvulsant drug that is very effective in controlling a wide variety of seizure disorders while impairing neurological function…”
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Cytoarchitecture of spinal-projecting neurons in the brain of the larval sea lamprey by Swain, G P, Snedeker, J A, Ayers, J, Selzer, M E

“…The descending spinal projecting system of the lamprey is of interest because it includes axons that activate swimming pattern generators and because…”
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Specificity of synaptic regeneration in the spinal cord of the larval sea lamprey by Mackler, S A, Selzer, M E

“…1. Pairs of central neurones in large larval sea lampreys were impaled with micro-electrodes and studied for synaptic connexions in both unoperated control…”
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Reporting clinical trials: full access to all the data by Rosenberg, R N, Aminoff, M, Boller, F, Sørenson, P S, Griggs, R C, Hachinski, V, Hallett, M, Johnson, R T, Kennard, C, Lang, A E, Lees, A J, Lisak, R, Newsom-Davis, J, Pedley, T A, Selzer, M E, Zochodne, D

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Axonal regeneration in the adult lamprey spinal cord by Lurie, D I, Selzer, M E

“…Larval sea lampreys recover from complete spinal transection by a process involving directionally specific axonal regeneration. In order to determine whether…”
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Lamprey neurofilaments combine in one subunit the features of each mammalian NF triplet protein but are highly phosphorylated only in large axons by Pleasure, SJ, Selzer, ME, Lee, VM

“…Compared with heteropolymeric assemblies of neurofilament (NF) triplet proteins in mammalian NFs, lamprey (Petromyzon marinus) NFs are homopolymers of 180 kDa…”
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Mechanisms of functional recovery and regeneration after spinal cord transection in larval sea lamprey by Selzer, M E

“…1. Large sea lamprey larvae, close to metamorphosis, regained swimming coordination after several weeks following complete spinal cord transection. Recovery…”
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Reporting clinical trials: full access to all the data. Author's right to access to all data obtained in their study by Rosenberg, R N, Aminoff, M, Boller, F, Soerensen, P S, Griggs, R C, Hachinski, V, Hallett, M, Johnson, R T, Kennard, C, Lang, A E, Lees, A J, Lisak, R, Newsom-Davis, J, Pedley, T A, Selzer, M E, Zochodne, D

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Functional Regeneration Following Spinal Transection Demonstrated in the Isolated Spinal Cord of the Larval Sea Lamprey by Cohen, A. H., Mackler, S. A., Selzer, M. E.

“…Axons in the larval sea lamprey can regenerate across the site of a spinal cord transection and form functioning synapses with some of their normal target…”
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A method for in situ hybridization in wholemounted lamprey brain: neurofilament expression in larvae and adults by Swain, G P, Jacobs, A J, Frei, E, Selzer, M E

“…Nonisotopic in situ hybridization (NISH) using both cDNA and cRNA probes is rapidly gaining favor over autoradiographic methods. Typically, either biotinylated…”
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Preferential regeneration of spinal axons through the scar in hemisected lamprey spinal cord by Lurie, D I, Selzer, M E

“…Axons of lamprey spinal cord can regenerate across a complete spinal transection. Thus, unlike the scar of injured mammalian spinal cords, the scar in the…”
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Axonal regeneration in lamprey spinal cord by Yin, HS, Selzer, ME

“…Spinal cords of sea lamprey larvae were transected at one of two levels: (a) rostral, at the last gill, or (b) caudal, at the cloaca. Following various…”
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Neurological rehabilitation by Selzer, M E

“…Increasingly, neurologists are participating in the rehabilitation of disorders of the nervous system. Compelling reasons why neurologists, especially those…”
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The need for cellular elements during axonal regeneration in the sea lamprey spinal cord by Lurie, D I, Selzer, M E

“…Spinal axons in the larval sea lamprey regenerate following a complete spinal transection. It is not known whether regenerating growth cones require contact…”
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On the mechanism by which phenytoin blocks post-tetanic potentiation at the frog neuromuscular junction by Selzer, ME, David, G, Yaari, Y

“…Post-tetanic potentiation (PTP) was elicited at the frog sartorius and cutaneous pectoris neuromuscular junctions. A 30-sec, 30-Hz tetanus produced a 2- to…”
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Recovery of Neurofilament Expression Selectively in Regenerating Reticulospinal Neurons by Jacobs, Alan J, Swain, Gary P, Snedeker, Joseph A, Pijak, Donald S, Gladstone, Laura J, Selzer, Michael E

“…During regeneration of lamprey spinal axons, growth cones lack filopodia and lamellipodia, contain little actin, and elongate much more slowly than do typical…”
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Directional Specificity in the Regeneration of Lamprey Spinal Axons by Yin, H. S., Mackler, S. A., Selzer, M. E.

“…After spinal transection in ammocoetes (lamprey larvae) 4 to 5 years old, functional recovery is accompanied by a limited regeneration in which axons grow as…”
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