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Liam J. Stanton

Stanford University

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Two parallel lineage-committed progenitors contribute to the developing brain

Carolyn E. Dundes, Rayyan Trebonias Jokhai, Hadia S. Ahsan, Rachel S. Kang, Rachel E.A. Salomon, Arjun Rajan, Yoon Seok Kim, Liam J. Stanton, Christine L. Xu, Stephanie Do, Brennan D. McDonald, José Miguel Andrade López, Hugo A. Urrutia, Hannah Greenfeld, Alicia Wong, , Kyle M. Loh

The paper identifies two lineage-committed progenitors in the developing brain that generate forebrain/midbrain and hindbrain regions, and demonstrates their distinct chromatin landscapes and differentiation potential.

bioRxiv · Jul 2, 2025 · PreprintDevelopmental Biology