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Retinal Cell Fate Specification. Trends in neurosciences Wu, S. n., Chang, K. C., Goldberg, J. L. 2018; 41 (4): 165–67
Abstract
How are different neural cell types generated from progenitor cells? In 1990, Turner et al. used new lineage tracing techniques to show that different cells in the mammalian retina share their progenitor origin. The findings established a key step toward our understanding of how multipotent progenitor cells give rise to complex circuitry in the retina.
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