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A conserved lamination pattern in the paleocortex and the neocortex revealed by single-cell RNA analyses

2026-07-03

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The piriform cortex, the largest paleocortical domain and a central olfactory cortex, is classically described as a three-layered structure, with layer II subdivided into semilunar and superficial pyramidal neurons. However, its cellular composition, developmental logic, and evolutionary relationship with the six-layered neocortex remain incompletely defined. Here, we aimed to resolve piriform cortical cell types...

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10.64898/2026.07.02.732788
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