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A proneural gene controls C. elegans neuroblast asymmetric division and migration.

FEBS letters - 2 Apr 2014

Zhu Zhiwen, Liu Jianhong, Yi Peishan, Tian Dong, Chai Yongping, Li Wei, Ou Guangshuo

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Proneural genes control the generation of neuroblasts from the neuroepithelium, but their functions in neuroblast asymmetric division and migration remain elusive. Here, we identified Caenorhabditiselegans mutants of a proneural transcription factor (TF) lin-32, in which Q neuroblasts are produced. We showed that LIN-32 functions in parallel with a storkhead TF, HAM-1, to regulate Q neuroblast asymmetric...

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PMID: 24589937
DOI: 10.1016/j.febslet.2014.02.036

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