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Change in the balance of excitatory and inhibitory midline fiber crossing as an explanation for the hopping phenotype in EphA4 knockout mice
Carlos E. Restrepo, Gayane Margaryan, Lotta Borgius, Line Lundfald, Davit Sargsyan,
Ole Kiehn
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Department of Neuroscience
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EphA4
100%
Fiber Crossing
100%
Knock-in Mouse Model
100%
LacZ
60%
Central Pattern Generator
30%
Spinal Cord
20%
Hopping Gait
20%
Gait
10%
Walking Pattern
10%
Inhibitory Neurons
10%
Glycinergic
10%
Glutamatergic Neurons
10%
Crossing the Midline
10%
Locomotor
10%
Transgenic Mouse Lines
10%
Commissure
10%
GABAergic Neurons
10%
Inhibitory Signaling
10%
Local Lesions
10%
Axon
10%
β-Galactosidase (β-Gal)
10%
Midline Crossing
10%
Axon Guidance Molecule
10%
Activity Rhythm
10%
Neuronal Network
10%
Neuroscience
Central Pattern Generator
100%
Gait
33%
Axon Guidance
33%
Galactosidase
33%
Axon
33%