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Heterogeneous generation of new cells in the adult echinoderm nervous system

2015-07-02

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Adult neurogenesis, generation of new functional cells in the mature central nervous system (CNS), has been documented in a number of diverse organisms, ranging from humans to invertebrates. However, the origin and evolution of this phenomenon is still poorly understood for many of the key phylogenetic groups. Echinoderms are one such phylum, positioned as a sister group to chordates within the monophyletic clade...

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9aae4168-b575-5489-8160-cb3a3a3b46d4
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10.1101/021840
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