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Secondary neurogenesis and telencephalic organization in zebrafish and mice: a brief review.
Integrative zoology - 1 Mar 2009
Wullimann Mario F
Abstract excerpt
Most zebrafish neurodevelopmental studies have focused on the embryo, which is characterized by primary neurogenesis of mostly transient neurons. Secondary neurogenesis becomes dominant in the hatching larva, when major brain parts are established and begin to differentiate. This developmental period allows for a comparative analysis of zebrafish brain organization with amniotes at equivalent stages of...
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