Ascending spinal tract formation in chick embryo originating from different spinal regions

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Ascending spinal tract formation in chick embryo originating from different spinal regions

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Material type: 博士論文

Author: 國土, 曜平

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Publication date: 2021-12-27

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Name of awarding university/degree: 香川大学,博士（医学）

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Note (General)：: The present study aimed to assess spinal tract formation in neurons originating from cervical (C7), brachial (C14), and thoracic (T4) regions, with th...

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Material Type: 博士論文
Title: Ascending spinal tract formation in chick embryo originating from different spinal regions
Author/Editor: 國土, 曜平
Author Heading: 國土, 曜平
Publication Date: 2021-12-27
Publication Date (W3CDTF): 2021-12-27
Alternative Title: 脊髄上行路の形成過程における由来体節に基づく差違の解析
Degree grantor/type: 香川大学
Date Granted: 2021-12-27
Date Granted (W3CDTF): 2021-12-27
Dissertation Number: 甲第786号
Degree Type: 博士（医学）
Conferring No. (Dissertation): 甲第786号
Text Language Code: eng
Alias of Author: Kokudo, Yohei
Subject Heading: Spinal neurons
Spinal ascending tract
Spinocerebellar tract
In ovo electroporation
Target Audience: 一般
Note (General): The present study aimed to assess spinal tract formation in neurons originating from cervical (C7), brachial (C14), and thoracic (T4) regions, with the lumbar (LS2) region as a reference, in a chick embryo. For the assessment of the spinal tracts, we introduced a vector expressing human placental alkaline phosphatase into progenitor cells generated after neural tube closure and belonging to the above segments, using in ovo electroporation. The ascending axons took primarily similar paths: dorsal commissural, ventral commissural, and dorsal non-commissural paths, with some variance depending on their originating segments. Some populations of non-commissural neurons later extended their axons following a ventral path. The elongation rates of these axons are primarily constant and tended to increase over time; however, some variations depending on the originating segments were also observed. Some of the dorsally ascending axons entered into the developing cerebellum, and spinocerebellar neurons originating from T4 projected their axons into the cortex of the cerebellum differently from those from LS2. These results unveil an overall picture of early ascending spinal tract formation.
DOI: info:doi/10.1016/j.brainres.2021.147595
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Date Accepted (W3CDTF): 2022-11-07T16:56:35+09:00
Date Created (W3CDTF): 2022-01-14
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