Dr. Marc C Mcculloch MD
Emergency Physician
205 E Palmer Rd Bellefontaine OH, 43311About
Dr. Marc Mcculloch practices Emergency Medicine in Bellefontaine, OH. Dr. Mcculloch assesses patients who seek immediate medical attention at any time of day or night. Emergency Medicine Physicians are trained to efficiently work with each patient and situation no matter how acute or life-threatening. Dr. Mcculloch examines patients, determines means of testing, diagnoses conditions, and decides the best treatment methods.
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Data provided by the National Library of Medicine- The early phenotype associated with the jimpy mutation of the proteolipid protein gene.
- Central nervous system pathology in 25 dogs with chronic degenerative radiculomyelopathy.
- Myelin proteolipid proteins promote the interaction of oligodendrocytes and axons.
- Observations on the structure of myelin lacking the major proteolipid protein.
- Survival of, and competition between, oligodendrocytes expressing different alleles of the Plp gene.
- Genetic background determines phenotypic severity of the Plp rumpshaker mutation.
- Rumpshaker: an X-linked mutation causing hypomyelination: developmental differences in myelination and glial cells between the optic nerve and spinal cord.
- Age-related axonal and myelin changes in the rumpshaker mutation of the Plp gene.
- Rumpshaker mouse: a new X-linked mutation affecting myelination: evidence for a defect in PLP expression.
- Expression of P0 mRNA in myelinating Schwann cells is related to fibre size.
- Rumpshaker: an X-linked mutation affecting CNS myelination. A study of the female heterozygote.
- Progressive axonopathy: an inherited neuropathy of boxer dogs. 3. The peripheral axon lesion with special reference to the nerve roots.
- Progressive axonopathy: an inherited neuropathy of boxer dogs. 4. Myelin sheath and Schwann cell changes in the nerve roots.
- Feline dysautonomia (the Key-Gaskell syndrome): an ultra structural study of autonomic ganglia and nerves.
- Progressive axonopathy: an inherited neuropathy of boxer dogs. 2. The nature and distribution of the pathological changes.
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