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Subtle left-right asymmetry of gene expression profiles in embryonic and foetal human brains

2018-02-09

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Left-right laterality is an important aspect of human brain organization for which the genetic basis is poorly understood. Using RNA sequencing data we contrasted gene expression in left- and right-sided samples from several structures of the anterior central nervous systems of post mortem human embryos and fetuses. While few individual genes stood out as significantly lateralized, most structures showed evidence...

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61b57af5-1cb6-5a9a-b28e-985dec12f10a
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10.1101/263111
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