Single-cell transcriptomic catalog of mouse cortical development
Lipin LooiD, Jeremy M. SimoniD, Lei XingiD, Eric S. McCoyiD, Jesse K. NiehausiD, Jiami GuoiD, Eva S. AntoniD, Mark J. ZylkaiD
Abstract
We generated a single-cell transcriptomic catalog of the developing mouse cerebral cortex that includes numerous classes of neurons, progenitors, and glia, their proliferation, migration, and activation states, and their relatedness within and across timepoints. Cell expression profiles stratified neurological disease-associated genes into distinct subtypes. Complex neurodevelopmental processes can be reconstructed with single-cell transcriptomics data, permitting a deeper understanding of cortical development and the cellular origins of brain diseases.
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