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Publication : Satellite oligodendrocytes and myelin are displaced in the cortex of the reeler mouse.

First Author  LeVine SM Year  1993
Journal  Brain Res Dev Brain Res Volume  75
Issue  2 Pages  279-84
PubMed ID  7505209 Mgi Jnum  J:15109
Mgi Id  MGI:63247 Doi  10.1016/0165-3806(93)90032-6
Citation  LeVine SM, et al. (1993) Satellite oligodendrocytes and myelin are displaced in the cortex of the reeler mouse. Brain Res Dev Brain Res 75(2):279-84
abstractText  The spatial distribution of satellite (perineuronal) oligodendrocytes and myelin was studied in the cortices of normal and reeler mice. In normal mice, satellite oligodendrocytes were concentrated in the inner third of the cortex. In reeler mice, satellite oligodendrocytes were present beneath the pial surface and distributed throughout the width of the cortex. In reeler mice, but not normal mice, myelin was present in patches beneath the pia and distributed throughout the width of the cortex. The abnormal position of satellite oligodendrocytes and myelin coincides with the displacement of neurons and axons in the cortex of reeler mice. These studies indicate that the distribution of cortical oligodendrocytes is influenced by neuronal/axonal position.
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