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Rere-dependent Retinoic Acid signaling controls brain asymmetry and handedness
2019-03-15
Abstract excerpt
While the vertebrate brain appears largely bilaterally symmetrical in humans, it presents local morphological Left-Right (LR) asymmetries as, for instance, in the petalia . Moreover, higher functions such as speech or handedness are asymmetrically localized in the cortex. How these brain asymmetries are generated remains unknown. Here, we reveal a striking parallel between the control of bilateral symmetry in the...
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- Literature Corpus work
- 241bd229-790e-51f1-aec4-c77aaa0c1d30
- DOI
- 10.1101/578625