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Oculomotor nerve requires an early interaction with muscle precursors for nerve guidance and branch patterning
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2018
bioRxiv
pre-print
AbstractMuscle function is dependent on innervation by the correct motor nerves. Motor nerves are composed of motor axons that extend through peripheral tissues as a compact bundle, but then diverge to create nerve branches to specific muscle targets. A transition point typically occurs as motor nerves grow near their targets, where the fasciculated nerve halts further growth, then later initiates branching to muscles. The motor nerve transition point is potentially an intermediate target
doi:10.1101/483396
fatcat:pazbjn5hg5hxdpahr25ugryzum