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Ciliary marginal zone of the developing human retina maintains retinal progenitor cells until late gestational stages

2024-09-07

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Non-mammalian vertebrates maintain a proliferative stem cell population at the far periphery of their retina called the ciliary marginal zone (CMZ), which gives rise to all retinal cell types and contributes to retinal regeneration upon injury. Humans do not maintain a proliferative CMZ into adulthood; however, it is not known how long in development this region continues to generate new neurons. Here, we identify...

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Literature Corpus work: 0dc8b48b-18a7-58ec-b411-db1b6eae8a6e
DOI: 10.1101/2024.09.03.611053

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