Congratulations, Maggie, previous graduate student Robert, postdoc Mirko, and our collaborators Andy, Onur, and Spyros! Maggie and the team found that the first occurrence of inner ear neurons is a highly dynamic process where gene expression changes, cell migration, and cell division go hand-in-hand to regulate neurogenesis over several days. The paper shows a “bioinformatic snapshot” of the cells at various stages of development.
Birth of auditory and vestibular neurons
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