Research reportNeuron migration within the radial glial fiber system of the developing murine cerebrum: an electron microscopic autoradiographic analysis
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2011, Experimental NeurologyCitation Excerpt :Neuroblasts, the precursors of neurons, migrate mainly attached to the cellular processes of radial glia cells (RGCs) by using them as living scaffolding. During corticogenesis, RGCs perform a dual function: they behave as precursor cells (Choi and Lapham, 1978; Levitt et al., 1981, 1983; Misson et al., 1991) and as migratory substrates for neuroblasts (Rakic, 1972; Gadisseux et al., 1990; Hatten and Mason, 1990). RGCs are ultrastructurally similar to glial cells, e.g., they show bundles of filaments and glycogen accumulation (Rakic, 1972).
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