Life Sciences
Investigators at Rockefeller University target life sciences
Published in Hematology Week, July 6th, 2009
Scientists discuss in 'Gene expression profiling of preplate neurons destined for the subplate: genes involved in transcription, axon extension, neurotransmitter regulation, steroid hormone signaling, and neuronal survival' new findings in life sciences. "During mammalian corticogenesis a series of transient cell layers establish laminar architectonics. The preplate, which forms from the earliest-generated neurons, separates into the marginal zone and subplate layer," researchers in the United States report.
"To provide a systematic screen for genes involved in subplate development and function, we screened lines of transgenic mice, generated using bacterial artificial...
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