Neurogenin2 Specifies the Connectivity of Thalamic Neurons by Controlling Axon Responsiveness to Intermediate Target Cues
Authors:
- Julie SeibtJSJulie Seibt
- Carol SchuurmansCSCarol Schuurmans
- Gérard GradwholGGGérard Gradwhol
- Colette DehayCDColette Dehay
- Pierre VanderhaeghenPVPierre Vanderhaeghen
- François GuillemotFGFrançois Guillemot
- Franck PolleuxFPFranck Polleux
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