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Thyroid hormone signaling specifies cone subtypes in human retinal organoids

2018-06-30

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The mechanisms underlying the specification of diverse neuronal subtypes within the human nervous system are largely unknown. The blue (shortwavelength/S), green (medium-wavelength/M) and red (long-wavelength/L) cone photoreceptors of the human retina enable high-acuity daytime vision and trichromatic color perception. Cone subtypes are specified in a poorly understood two-step process, with a first decision betwe...

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749aa118-beeb-50fb-b24e-34d0197394a4
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10.1101/359950
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