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The fates of cells generated at the end of neurogenesis in developing mouse cortex

6 Aug 2001

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Most cerebral cortical neurons are generated between embryonic days 11 and 17 (E11-17) in the mouse. Radial glial cells also proliferate during this time; they can give rise to neurons and many later transform into astrocytes. It is thought that most glial cells comprising the mature cortex, including additional astrocytes, are generated after neurogenesis is complete. Little is known about the cellular events...

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PMID: 11500840
DOI: 10.1002/neu.1056

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