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Transcriptional repression by TGIF2 coordinates neurogenic priming and neural stem cell maintenance
Stem cells balance self-renewal with differentiation. Priming, i.e., low-level expression of differentiation-related genes, enables stem cells to remain undifferentiated and progeny to fast proceed in up-regulation of differentiation genes. Here, we investigated transcriptional priming during neurog
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