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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"symmetric divisions"”.

  1. The role of polarisation in the first cell fate decision of the mouse embryo

    … cells which retain the apical domain after cell divisions are specified as TE, and the rest as ICM. However, more recent research has shown that early molecular heterogeneities between cells before polarisation can also bias cell fate. The existence of different models calls into question the …

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  2. Vulnerability to G - Quadruplexes in BRCA2 - Null Medulloblastoma: A Protective Role for the PIF1 Helicase

    … window that peaks at P7. After multiple symmetric divisions, GCPs exit the cell cycle, migrate into the inner granule layer of the cerebellum, and differentiate into granule cells, the most numerous single neuron type in the brain. The critical developmental window of GCP expansion …

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  3. Molecular Mechanisms Regulating Fate Determination of Cerebral Cortex Precursors

    … mitotic spindle orientation during precursor divisions, thereby regulating the symmetric and asymmetric nature of radial precursor divisions.

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  4. Regulation of Asymmetric Cell Divisions in the Developing Epidermis

    <p>During development, oriented cell divisions are crucial for correctly organizing and shaping a tissue. Mitotic spindle orientation can be coupled with cell fate decisions to provide cellular diversity through asymmetric cell divisions (ACDs), in which the division of a progenitor cell results in …

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