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Repression of Dlx1/2 Signaling by <i>Nolz-1/Znf503</i> is Essential for Parcellation of the Striatal Complex into Dorsal and Ventral Striatum

2018-11-06

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> The division of the striatum into dorsal and ventral districts is of central clinical importance. The dorsal striatum is differentially affected in Huntington’s disease, dopamine in the ventral striatum is differentially spared in Parkinson’s disease, and human brain imaging studies implicate the ventral striatum in addictive disorders. If fits that the dorsal striatum contains the cells of orig...

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6e4aa2ea-8b55-56a4-bd2f-f8ed9ba5905f
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10.1101/463398
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