Axonal delivery of neuroplasmic components to muscle cells
Document Type
Article
Publication Title
Science
Abstract
Substances labeled with phosphate-32 and carbon-14 and applied to hypoglossal nuclei in rabbits traveled down the hypoglossal nerves and after several days began entering only the muscle cells of the tongue. Prevention of axonal delivery on one side caused unilateral labeling of the tongue. Labeled substances delivered by extracellular fluids labeled all cells indiscriminately. The axonal conveyance of neuroplasmic components to peripheral cells may provide a basis for trophic influences of neurons on other cells.
First Page
345
Last Page
346
Publication Date
12-1-1967
Recommended Citation
Korr, I. M.; Wllkinson, P. N.; and Chornock, F. W., "Axonal delivery of neuroplasmic components to muscle cells" (1967). All KCOM Faculty Publications. 630.
https://scholarworks.atsu.edu/kcom-faculty/630