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A series ofin vitro experiments have been made on lactic acid production in anaerobiosis in the develo** optic lobes (mesencephalon) of the chick embryo. The rate of anaerobic glycolysis is relatively important during multiplication of the neuroblasts; but, during the differentiation of the neuroblasts into mature neurons, the anaerobic processes are lower than the phosphorylation and oxidation mechanisms essential for the growth of nerve expansions and onset of functional activity.
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Schwander, J., Gayet, J. La glycolyse anaérobie au niveau des lobes optiques isolés de l'embryon de poulet. Experientia 19, 91–92 (1963). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02148038
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