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<i>Zfp423</i> , a Joubert syndrome gene, is a domain-specific regulator of cell cycle progression, DNA damage response and Purkinje cell development in the cerebellar primordium

2017-05-18

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Neurogenesis is a tightly regulated process whose success depends on the ability to balance the expansion/maintenance of an undifferentiated neural progenitor pool with the precisely timed birth of sequential generations of neurons. The Zfp423 gene encodes a 30-Zn-finger transcription factor (TF) that acts as a scaffold in the assembly of complex transcriptional and cellular machineries regulat...

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f9905667-5bbb-5b98-8732-fbb585e80e0a
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10.1101/139691
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