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Controlling the Lineage Fate Switch in Glial Cells

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How transcription factors interact to create a heart

Categorical color perception and language acquisition

Jawless fish brains more similar to ours than previously thought

Why do we still have mitochondrial DNA?

Neurons control glial cell properties

The right gut microbes help infants grow

Why males have higher incidence of autism

Time of day affects standardized test scores

Marker identifying most basic form of blood stem cell discovered!

Sisterly sacrifice among ovarian germ cells key to egg development

Stem cell technique makes sperm in a dish

Association between milk sugars and gut microbes in controlling baby growth

The genetic origin of newborn neurons in the brain

Factor required for long term proliferation of cardiac progenitors identified!

Gut microbes linked to deadly intestinal disease in preemies

Postnatal cognitive disorder mechanism following maternal infection

Infants ask for help by communicating uncertainty

Anti-anxiety drug clonazepam reduces autistic features in mouse model

Genetic link between renal birth defects and congenital heart disease

A transcription repressor promotes astrocytogenesis during neocortical development

Cell fate decisions are made as early as four-cell stage

Possible neural mechanism for type 2 diabetes in kids with obese moms

Early-stage embryos with abnormalities may still develop into healthy babies

Alternative spliced form of histone methyl transferase is required for neuronal differentiation

New method proposed to detect bacterial infection in preterm infants

Underappreciated protein plays critical role in RNA regulation and male fertility

Cause of neurological symptoms in mitochondrial diseases

Mitochondrial fission necessary for cell reprogramming

Maternal transfer of Zika is not through placental trophoblasts

A newly discovered way for cells to die

A newly discovered way for cells to die

Controlling X chromosome gene expression during early human embryo development

Novel crosstalk mechanism between mitochondrial and cytoplasmic translation

Why number sense in early childhood can help predict subsequent mathematical performance

Nurturing during preschool years boosts child's brain growth

Radiant zinc fireworks reveal human egg quality

How brain cells get the message to develop a signaling network

High-fructose diet during pregnancy may harm placenta, restrict fetal growth

Successful human embryo implantation in an experimental setting

Scientists identify protein which could improve treatments for recurrent miscarriages

How neurons reach their final destinations

New way to grow blood vessels

A critical inheritance from dad ensures healthy embryos

Red blood cells from skin fibroblasts!

A single species of gut bacteria can reverse autism-related social behavior in mice

Pregnant women's high-fat, high-sugar diets may affect future generations

Signaling molecules can make neuronal extensions retract at a distance

How a protein deficiency causes spinal muscular atrophy

Two proteins safeguard skin stem cells

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