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Disabled-1-Regulated Adhesion of Migrating Neurons to Radial Glial Fiber Contributes to Neuronal Positioning during Early Corticogenesis
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“It has already been demonstrated that the Dab1 protein is important in regulating the positioning of migrating neurons during mammalian neurogenesis [29-31].”
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- Sanada, K., Gupta, A., & Tsai, L.-H.
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