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the long extensions formed by growing brain cells--display neuropilin-1, which reacts to proteins called semaphorins or collapsins, which serve as axonal stop signs. His group finds that some axons have docking sites for both connectin and semaphorin II, two such guidance molecules. nbsp;molecules, such as a group known as collapsins or semaphorins, send a chemical message to axons, saying, "Don't come this way. |
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