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Transcription, structure, and organoids translate time across the lifespan of humans and great apes

2022-10-31

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How the neural structures supporting human cognition develop and arose in evolution is an enduring question of interest. Yet, we still lack appropriate procedures to align ages across primates, and this lacuna has hindered progress in understanding the evolution of biological programs. We generated a dataset of unprecedented size consisting of 573 time points from abrupt and gradual changes in behavior, anatomy, a...

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Literature Corpus work: 26729693-d0b7-534c-bd0d-7912f34bc821
DOI: 10.1101/2022.10.28.513899

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