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Neural precursor differentiation following transplantation into neocortex is dependent on intrinsic developmental state and receptor competence.

Experimental neurology - 1 Jul 1999

Sheen V L, Arnold M W, Wang Y, Macklis J D

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Reconstruction of neocortical circuitry by transplantation of neural precursors, or by manipulation of endogenous precursors, may depend critically upon both local microenvironmental control signals and the intrinsic competence of populations of precursors to appropriately respond to external molecular controls. Dependence on the developmental state of donor or endogenous precursor cells in achieving appropriate...

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PMID: 10448417
DOI: 10.1006/exnr.1999.7104

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