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Critical period for vision-dependent modulation of postnatal retinal neurogenesis

2021-08-31

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It is generally accepted that retinal neurogenesis in mammals ceases shortly after birth and that stem/progenitor cells found in the postnatal eyes of mice and humans are in the quiescent state. In the present study, we have investigated postnatal retinal neurogenesis and its modulation by visual experience in the mouse model. Four age groups (P26, P45, P72, and P94) of transgenic mice expressing green fluorescent...

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2cd6b2d6-0d78-5a26-988e-ed7b97eac076
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10.1101/2021.08.30.458213
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