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Gene tracing analysis reveals the contribution of neural crest‐derived cells in pituitary development

27 Dec 2016

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The anterior pituitary originates from the adenohypophyseal placode. Both the preplacode region and neural crest (NC) derive from subdivision of the neural border region, and further individualization of the placode domain is established by a reciprocal interaction between placodal precursors and NC cells (NCCs). It has long been known that NCCs are present in the adenohypophysis as interstitial cells. A recent...

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PMID: 28026856
DOI: 10.1111/joa.12572

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