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Yang Jianjun

Max Planck Institute for Biological Intelligence

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Cortex Folding by Combined Progenitor Expansion and Adhesion-Controlled Neuronal Migration

Seung Hee Chun, Da Eun Yoon, D. Santiago Diaz Almeida, Mihail Ivilinov Todorov, Tobias Straub, Tobias Ruff, Wei Shao, Yang Jianjun, Gönül Seyit-Bremer, Yi-Ju Shen, Ali Ertürk, D. De Toro, Song‐Hai Shi, Rüdiger Klein

The paper shows that combining progenitor expansion with adhesion-controlled neuronal migration enhances cortex folding in mice, leading to sulci and gyri formation.

Nature Communications · Aug 28, 2025Peer-reviewedNeuroscience