PMID: 7032250Jan 1, 1981Paper

Roles for serotonin in neuroembryogenesis

Advances in Experimental Medicine and Biology
J M LauderH Krebs

Abstract

Possible non-transmitter roles for 5-HT in different phases of early neuroembryogenesis have been discussed based upon experimental evidence from the rat and chick. Fluorescence histochemical studies have demonstrated sites of uptake and synthesis of 5-HT in the chick embryo during the first few days of incubation. These sites are located in discrete regions of the notochord and floor plate of the neural tube as well as in extra-neural regions such as the somites and primitive gut. The 5-HT patterns are distinctly different from those observed for the uptake and synthesis of norepinephrine in embryos of the same age. Spatio-temporal changes in the distribution of these sites during closure of the neural tube suggest a role for 5-HT in various aspects of neural tube development. Moreover, the non-overlapping localization of 5-HT and norepinephrine raises the possibility that these two amines may exert different and perhaps cooperative influences on early neurogenic processes in the chick. In the rat, autoradiographic and biochemical studies concerning the consequences of 5-HT depletion in the embryo for development of different brain regions have provided evidence that 5-HT acts as a "differentiation signal" regulating the time ...Continue Reading

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