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Notch controls early temporal factor expression to control timing of Mushroom body neuroblast apoptosis

2024-02-02

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The neurogenic period, where neural stem cells (NSCs) proliferate to produce molecularly distinct progeny in the developing brain, is a critical time of growth in many organisms. Proper brain development is crucial for survival and requires strict regulation of NSC divisions along a set developmental timeline. In Drosophila NSCs known as neuroblasts (NBs), cell intrinsic programs integrate with extrinsic cues to...

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DOI: 10.1101/2024.01.31.578279

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