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Activity-dependent decline and recovery of synaptic transmission in central parts of surviving primary afferents after their peripheral cut
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2022
bioRxiv
pre-print
Whereas axons deprived of their nucleus degenerate within a few days in Mammals, they survive for several months in Crustacean. However, it is not known if central synapses from sensory axons may preserve their molecular machinery in the absence of spiking activity, after peripheral axotomy, which suppress their nucleus. Using electrophysiology techniques and electron microscopy imaging we report that 1) Electron microscopy analysis confirms previous observations that glial cell nucleus present
doi:10.1101/2022.06.29.498096
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