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Dll1 and Dll4 function sequentially in the retina and pV2 domain of the spinal cord to regulate neurogenesis and create cell diversity.

Developmental biology - 1 Apr 2009

Rocha Susana Ferreira, Lopes Susana Santos, Gossler Achim, Henrique Domingos

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Signalling mediated by Notch receptors is known to have multiple functions during vertebrate neural development, regulating processes like progenitor differentiation and cell type diversification. Various Notch ligands are expressed in the developing nervous system and their activities might contribute to this multiplicity of functions. Here, we show that two Delta-like genes, Dll1 and Dll4, are sequentially...

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PMID: 19389377
DOI: 10.1016/j.ydbio.2009.01.011

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