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New brain atlas shows neurons don't inherit their identity—they build it in their first hours of life
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| Medical Xpress | New brain atlas shows neurons don't inherit their identity—they build it in their first hours of life |
A brain contains hundreds or thousands of different kinds of neurons, each with its own shape, connections and function. Yet all of them arise from a comparatively small pool of dividing neural stem c |
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