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Mesenchymal predominance in olfactory epithelium–derived cultures limits modeling of neurodevelopmental brain disorders

2026-04-24

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The human olfactory epithelium (OE) represents a lifelong source of neural progenitor cells and has been proposed as an accessible model to investigate molecular alterations associated with neurodevelopmental disorders in postnatal individuals. Globose basal cells are considered the immediate neuronal progenitors within the OE, and several studies have attempted to culture these cells from nasal exfoliates. Howeve...

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Literature Corpus work: 041b8541-889b-567a-8cfd-a3e492d60e27
DOI: 10.64898/2026.04.23.720382

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