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Optic Nerve

 
 
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Biological context of Optic Nerve

 

Anatomical context of Optic Nerve

 

Associations of Optic Nerve with chemical compounds

 

Gene context of Optic Nerve

  • In vitro, netrin-1 induces a complex growth cone morphology reminiscent of that at the optic nerve head, a site of netrin-1 expression in vivo [33].
  • Because PAX2 gene mutations were detected in papillorenal syndrome, alternation of PAX2 function by PAX6 mutations may affect phenotypic manifestations of optic-nerve malformations [34].
  • DMPK transcripts were detected in fetal eyes and in adult conjunctival and corneal epithelia, uvea, cellular layers of the retina, optic nerve and in the sclera [35].
  • As Pitx2 is not expressed in the optic stalk, an essential function of PITX2 protein in neural crest is to regulate an extrinsic factor(s) required for development of the optic nerve [36].
  • (1) RGCs express both Shh mRNA and protein, whereas the optic nerve contains the protein but not the mRNA [37].
 

Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of Optic Nerve

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