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Human-specific progenitor sub-domain contributes to extended neurogenesis and increased motor neuron production

2022-07-05

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<h4>SUMMARY</h4> Neurogenesis lasts ~10 times longer in developing humans compared to mice, resulting in >1000-fold more neurons in the human central nervous system. Expansion of human neocortex has been in part attributed to the population of outer radial glia and amplifying progenitors that increase the output of neurogenic lineages. However, outer radial glia appear to be absent in many regions of the developi...

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01e00059-8228-58bb-9976-5aeeee82243f
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10.1101/2022.07.05.498885
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