… of these cells both at trunk and cephalic axial levels. Multipotent … potential of migratory neural
crest cells. Proc Natl Acad Sci … -cell differentiation in clonal cultures of the neural crest, as …

… of neural crest cells from the ectoderm and the generation of differences in neural crest cell
fates … tube from the same axial level regulate to reconstitute a population of neural crest cells. …

… , NC cells eventually settle to differentiate into multiple cell types, ranging from neurons and
… cells of the peripheral nervous system to pigment cells, fibroblasts to smooth muscle cells, …

… neural crest cell differentiation, and as a result, the neural crest has become a key model
system for stem cell … , genetics, and cell biology in the last 150 years in the neural crest field has …

… The study of neural crest development at the cellular level has focused on the qut.,lion of …
of the crest. IF post-migratory neural crest cells are transplanted back into the neural crest of …

… In addition to establishing the normal derivatives arising from neural crest cclls at vai-ious
axial levels, quailkhick chimerae have been cnortiiously useful for challenging the fates of …

… neural crest-derived phenotypes along the neural axis. The various cell phenotypes yielded
by neural crest (NC) cells at different anteroposterior levels of the neural fold (light blue) are …

… neural crest cells arising at different axial levels. … neural crest cells, like vagal neural crest
cells, contribute to the enteric nervous system. Thus neural crest cells from different axial levels …

… the problem of the differentiation capacities of individual NC cells (NCC) arising from both
the cephalic and trunk levels of the neural axis. A variety of experimental designs applied to …

… cells 4. Enough information is now available to construct model cell lineages for neural crest
cells … , a major derivative of the neural crest, since more is known about these cells and their …