Axotomy causes loss of muscarinic receptors and loss of synaptic contacts in the hypoglossal nucleus
A. Rotter(Institute of Neurobiology), Geoffrey Raisman(Institute of Neurobiology), N.J.M. Birdsall(The Francis Crick Institute), P.M. Field(Institute of Neurobiology), A. S. V. Burgen(Canadian Bulletin of Medical History)
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