Abstract
Nerve injury affects the neurophysiology of severed and bystander axons. In this issue of Neuron, Hsu etal. demonstrate that this early effect is cell-autonomous and driven by dSarm, independently of its NADase activity otherwise required for axon degeneration. The authors show that axon injury signal spreads to intact neurons via glial cells.
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