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Molecular basis of Mib1 anchoring in neurogenic asymmetric divisions
The ability of vertebrate neural progenitors to self-renew while giving rise to differentiated cells through asymmetric divisions is crucial for prolonged neurogenesis, allowing the generation of all neurons and glia in the central nervous system. However, our knowledge about the cellular and molecu
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