Nuevo atlas cerebral revela que las neuronas definen su identidad tras nacer

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  • Investigadores del Stowers Institute crearon el atlas cerebral de mosca de la fruta más detallado hasta la fecha, publicado en PNAS, rastreando 232,251 células durante su desarrollo.
  • El estudio halló que los interruptores de ADN que definen la identidad neuronal estaban cerrados en las células madre progenitoras y solo se abrían tras la división final.
  • Los hallazgos podrían transformar los esfuerzos para cultivar neuronas de reemplazo para enfermedades como el Parkinson y la ELA, según el investigador principal Neşet Özel.
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