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Species-specific Rates of Fatty Acid Metabolism Set the Scale of Temporal Patterning of Corticogenesis through Protein Acetylation Dynamics

2025-09-01

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Developmental processes display temporal differences across species, leading to divergence in organ size and composition. In the cerebral cortex, neurons of diverse identities are generated sequentially through a temporal patterning mechanism conserved throughout mammals. This corticogenesis process is considerably prolonged in the human species, leading to increased brain size and complexity, but the underlying m...

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24b4861c-588f-58dc-9cf6-91a999d5f58d
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10.1101/2025.08.27.672586
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