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The <i>C. elegans</i> NF2/Merlin Molecule NFM-1 Non-Autonomously Regulates Neuroblast Migration and Interacts Genetically with the Guidance Cue SLT-1/Slit

2016-05-24

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During nervous system development, neurons and their progenitors often migrate to their final destinations. In Caenorhabditis elegans , the bilateral Q neuroblasts and their descendants migrate long distances in opposite directions, despite being born in the same posterior region. QR on the right migrates anteriorly and generates the AQR neuron positioned near the head, and QL on the left migrates posteriorly, gi...

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7273b528-41cb-5df0-b005-45e32f4127fe
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10.1101/055079
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