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RT Ambron

Columbia University

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RT Ambron

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Columbia UniversityNew York State Psychiatric Institute
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RT Ambron is an author at Columbia University specializing in cell biology, cellular physiology, and medicine.

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Publications

251

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A signal sequence mediates the retrograde transport of proteins from the axon periphery to the cell body and then into the nucleus

RT Ambron, Robert Schmied, Marilyn Smedman

Journal of Neuroscience

1992

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Axoplasm enriched in a protein mobilized by nerve injury induces memory- like alterations in Aplysia neurons

RT Ambron, MF Dulin, XP Zhang,

Journal of Neuroscience

1995

54

Giant Aplysia neuron R2 reliably forms strong chemical connections in vitro

Samuel Schacher, RT Ambron

Journal of Neuroscience

1985

42

Endogenous axoplasmic proteins and proteins containing nuclear localization signal sequences use the retrograde axonal transport/nuclear import pathway in Aplysia neurons

Robert Schmied, XP Zhang, DA Ambron,

Journal of Neuroscience

1993

40

Synaptogenesis by single identified neurons in vitro: contribution of rapidly transported and newly synthesized proteins

RT Ambron, H Den, Samuel Schacher

Journal of Neuroscience

1985

19

An 83 kDa O-GlcNAc-glycoprotein is found in the axoplasm and nucleus of Aplysia neurons

S P Elliot, Robert Schmied, CA Gabel,

Journal of Neuroscience

1993

14

Consequences of partial axotomy for production of neurotransmitter vesicles and routing of rapidly transported membrane glycoproteins in the axonal tree

DJ Goldberg, RT Ambron

Journal of Neuroscience

1986

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