Optic nerve regeneration in the adult lizard Ctenophorus ornatus shows that neurogenesis is not obligatorily linked to axonal regeneration but may be a pre-requisite for map restoration

Lyn Beazley; Marc Tennant; Tom Stewart; S.D. Anstee

Optic nerve regeneration in the adult lizard Ctenophorus ornatus shows that neurogenesis is not obligatorily linked to axonal regeneration but may be a pre-requisite for map restoration

Lyn Beazley, Marc Tennant, Tom Stewart, S.D. Anstee

Institute of Advanced Studies

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Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	789-793
Journal	Vision Research
Volume	316
Publication status	Published - 1998

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