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Zeb2 DNA-binding sites in neuroprogenitor cells reveal autoregulation and affirm neurodevelopmental defects, including in Mowat-Wilson Syndrome

2021-07-06

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Perturbation and mechanistic studies have shown that the DNA-binding transcription factor Zeb2 controls cell fate decision and differentiation and/or maturation in multiple cell lineages in embryos and after birth. In cultured embryonic stem cells (ESCs) Zeb2 ’s strong upregulation is necessary for the exit from primed pluripotency and for entering general and neural differentiation. We edited mouse ESCs to produ...

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1ccd628b-6cc2-5d34-b5ea-682711894957
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10.1101/2021.07.06.451350
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