New atlas traces how key human brain cells develop before and after birth
Scientists have long known that many developing brain cells originate in one region and migrate to another as they mature. But tracing the molecular changes that occur along that journey has been difficult, in part because some of the temporary prenatal brain structures that give rise to these cells largely disappear around birth.
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