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The two Tribolium E(spl) genes show evolutionarily conserved expression and function during embryonic neurogenesis

Kristina Kux, Marianthi Kiparaki, Christos Delidakis

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Key concepts: Proneural genes, Biology, Neuroectoderm, Neurogenesis, Neuroblast, Notch signaling pathway, Gene knockdown, Embryonic stem cell

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