Human basal ganglia atlas reveals how genes are regulated in individual cells
Salk Institute researchers have contributed to a landmark accomplishment in neuroscience: a 3D atlas of the human basal ganglia with single-cell genetic and epigenetic detail, published as a collection of 28 papers across Cell Press journals. The basal ganglia are a group of nerve cells that sit deep in the brain, where they control key functions like learning, emoting and moving. Basal ganglia…
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