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Ancestral Regulatory Mechanisms Specify Conserved Midbrain Circuitry in Arthropods and Vertebrates

2019-10-28

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Corresponding attributes of neural development and function suggest arthropod and vertebrate brains may have an evolutionarily conserved organization. However, the underlying mechanisms have remained elusive. Here we identify a gene regulatory and character identity network defining the deutocerebral-tritocerebral boundary (DTB) in Drosophila . We show this network comprises genes homologous to...

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bfb105e8-b4d3-5163-9707-2e329da44ab0
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10.1101/820555
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