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細胞 型 で 解明 さ れ た モザイク は,前脳 の クローン 動態 を 明らかに し て い ます

Changuk Chung1,2, Xiaoxu Yang1,2,3, Robert F Hevner4,5

  • 1Department of Neurosciences, University of California San Diego, La Jolla, CA, USA.

Nature
|April 10, 2024
PubMed
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人間の脳細胞の起源は,細胞型特異的なモザイク変異のバーコード解析を用いて明らかにされています. この方法はクローンダイナミクスを追跡し,ヒポキャンパスのニューロンにおける系統制限と,いくつかの抑制性ニューロンの背面新皮質の起源を示しています.

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