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Generating a proteomic profile of neurogenesis, through the use of human foetal neural stem cells
Introduction Neurogenesis, the development of new neurons, starts soon after the formation of the neural tube and is largely completed by birth. Development of the brain after birth is mainly reliant on the formation of new connections between surviving neurons. However, adult neurogenesis does cont...
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2020
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