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    Cover for Characterization of the Function of Sox21 During Neurogenesis

    Characterization of the Function of Sox21 During Neurogenesis 

    Whittington, Niteace Chivon (Georgetown University, 2014)
    Neurogenesis, the progression from neural progenitor to committed neuron, is a tightly regulated process that is fundamental for development of the central nervous system. Whereas the SoxB1 transcriptional activators are ...
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    Characterization of Sox11 in Neurogenesis 

    Jin, Jing (Georgetown University, 2016)
    CHARACTERIZATION OF SOX11 IN NEUROGENESIS
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    Purinergic Signaling Regulates the Form and Function of the Developing Cochlea 

    Wang, Zhirong (Georgetown University, 2020)
    Hearing depends on a properly formed inner ear to transmit sound information to the brain. Purinergic signaling has been implicated in the development of the inner ear, especially with regard to the cochlea. P2rx3 receptors ...

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    AuthorJin, Jing (1)Wang, Zhirong (1)Whittington, Niteace Chivon (1)Subject
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    Neurogenesis (2)cross-species (1)Gene regulation (1)... View MoreDate created2020 (1)2016 (1)2014 (1)Typethesis (3)... View More

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