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Nuclear Organization in the Spinal Cord Depends on Motor Neuron Lamination Orchestrated by Catenin and Afadin Function.
Cell reports - 13 Feb 2018
Dewitz Carola, Pimpinella Sofia, Hackel Patrick, Akalin Altuna, Jessell Thomas M, Zampieri Niccolò
Abstract excerpt
Motor neurons in the spinal cord are found grouped in nuclear structures termed pools, whose position is precisely orchestrated during development. Despite the emerging role of pool organization in the assembly of spinal circuits, little is known about the morphogenetic programs underlying the patterning of motor neuron subtypes. We applied three-dimensional analysis of motor neuron position to reveal the roles...
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