Blind Axonal Endings and Plasticity in the Mammalian CNS

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Abstract
Elucidation of axonal branches that lack synaptic boutons suggests need for revision of our basic concept of neuron morphology. In spinal cord, synapse-free axonal endings develop synapses if effective inputs are removed. These endings constitute a substrate that endows mammalian CNS with the potential for spatially limited alterations in connectivity.

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