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. 1986 Jun;83(12):4194–4198. doi: 10.1073/pnas.83.12.4194

Antibody to a molecular marker of cell position inhibits synapse formation in retina.

D Trisler, J Bekenstein, M P Daniels
PMCID: PMC323698  PMID: 3459171

Abstract

A topographic gradient of TOP molecules in retina can be used to identify neuron position. Antibody to TOP from hybridoma cells that were injected into in vivo embryo eyes diffused into the retina and bound in a topographic gradient of [antibody.TOP] ([Ab.TOP]) complexes. Synapse formation in retina was inhibited in the presence of anti-TOP antibody. This suggests that TOP is involved in synapse formation and that recognition of position by neurons is necessary for normal synapse formation.

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