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Developmental regulation of intestinal <i>best4</i> + cells

2025-12-19

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best4 +/CFTR-high expressing cells are a recently described intestinal epithelial cell type potentially altered in inflammatory bowel disease and colorectal cancer. However, their developmental origin, developmental regulation, and functions remain undefined. This study identifies their conserved transcriptional program and uses zebrafish to dissect their developmental regulation in vivo . Lineage tracing identif...

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1ac89222-4f4d-59ea-a6ce-5b77973cfd00
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10.64898/2025.12.17.694935
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