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Gliogenesis is the
generation of non-neuronal glia po****tions
derived from
multipotent neural stem cells.
Gliogenesis results in the
formation of non-neuronal...
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express high
levels of Neurogenin-1 and
gliogenesis in
progenitors that
express low
levels of Neurogenin-1.
Gliogenesis processes depend on low concentrations...
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suggest Notch signaling might be
crucial in
neuronal maturation. In
gliogenesis,
Notch appears to have an
instructive role that can
directly promote...
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neural stem cells,
differentiation of
neurons and glia (neurogenesis and
gliogenesis), and
neuronal migration. Com****tional
neurogenetic modeling is concerned...
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glial cells from
neuroepithelial cells occurs via
neurogenesis and
gliogenesis, respectively. In adults, the
subependymal zone is also
called the subventricular...
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instead contributing to
neural crest cells being led down a path to
gliogenesis. NRG1
signaling is not, however,
required for
glial differentiation from...
- brain. Freeman, MR; Rowitch, DH (30
October 2013). "Evolving
concepts of
gliogenesis: a look way back and
ahead to the next 25 years". Neuron. 80 (3): 613–23...
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diseased cells. She
studies brainstem tumours as a
paradigm for
paediatric gliogenesis.
Monje works at
Stanford University,
where she has
developed new treatments...
- neurogenesis, differentiation, proliferation, migration, synaptogenesis,
gliogenesis and myelination, and
apoptosis and
synaptic pruning.
Synaptogenesis occurs...
- where, in mammals, most will
become astrocytes during the
process of
gliogenesis.
While it has been
suggested that
radial glia most
likely give rise to...
