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Publications

Studies with Ray Guillery on the early development of the visual pathways: eyecup, optic nerve, chiasm and optic tract.

Taylor JSH., (2019), Eur J Neurosci, 49, 909 - 912

Nogo-B is the major form of Nogo at the floor plate and likely mediates crossing of commissural axons in the mouse spinal cord.

Wang L. et al, (2017), J Comp Neurol, 525, 2915 - 2928

Neural development

Taylor JSH., (2016), The Curated Reference Collection in Neuroscience and Biobehavioral Psychology

Neural development

Taylor JSH., (2016), The Curated Reference Collection in Neuroscience and Biobehavioral Psychology

The curated reference collection in neuroscience and biobehavioral psychology

Stein J. et al, (2016), 1 - 674

Exploring the Development of the Mouse Lamina Cribrosa

Hart ML. et al, (2011), JOURNAL OF ANATOMY, 218, 356 - 357

Directed axon growth begins during radial migration through the intermediate zone in mouse cerebral cortical development

Lickiss T. et al, (2009), JOURNAL OF ANATOMY, 215, 712 - 713

Muller glia factors induce survival and neuritogenesis of peripheral and central neurons

Reis RADM. et al, (2008), BRAIN RESEARCH, 1205, 1 - 11

Herbimycin A induces sympathetic neuron survival and protects against hypoxia.

Cabral-da-Silva MC. et al, (2003), Neuroreport, 14, 2397 - 2401

Sympathetic neuronal survival induced by retinal trophic factors.

Reis RAM. et al, (2002), J Neurobiol, 50, 13 - 23

A critical period for regeneration in the marsupial

Taylor JSH. and Maclaren RE., (1998), EXPERIMENTAL NEUROLOGY, 151, 148 - 149

Initial tract formation in the vertebrate brain.

Easter SS. et al, (1994), Prog Brain Res, 102, 79 - 93

Is the Capacity for Optic Nerve Regeneration Related to Continued Retinal Ganglion Cell Production in the Frog? A Test of the Hypothesis that Neurogenesis and Axon Regeneration are Obligatorily Linked

Taylor JSH. et al, (1989), European Journal of Neuroscience, 1, 626 - 638

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