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"... similar to the mouse equivalent. See INTERLEUKIN-I, INTERLEUKIN-2, etc.
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"Neurabin-1 and spinophilin appear to have distinct roles. neural cell adhesion
molecule See NCAM. neural crest A group of ... lineages of adult cells: the spinal
and autonomic ganglia, the glial cells of the peripheral nervous system, and non-
neuronal cells, such as ... (the neural fold) that then seals to form the neural tube.
neural retina Layer of nerve cells in the retina, embryologically part of the brain. ...
Neurexin IV is a ..."
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"... perhaps other lexicographers and occasionally reviewers, but it is customary to
produce a Preface and make an apologia. This dictionary is the lineal
descendent of the Dictionary of Cell Biology, first published in 1989, that had a
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"I have already discussed the behaviour due to a simple pure kinesis, in which the
cell motility on one side of a boundary differs from that on the other side. The
proposed relationship at equilibrium, between the augmented diffusion constant
and the cell density, rests on the assumption that crossing the boundary has no
effect on the cell other than a change in the level of motility. With some possible
mechanisms of kinesis behavio ..."