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A role for CK2 upon interkinetic nuclear migration in the cell cycle of retinal progenitor cells

Carneiro et al., 2008

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1610625537325054029
Author
Carneiro A
Fragel‐Madeira L
Silva‐Neto M
Linden R
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Developmental Neurobiology

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In developing retina, the nucleus of the elongated neuroepithelial cells undergoes interkinetic nuclear migration (INM), that is it migrates back and forth across the proliferative layer during the cell cycle. S‐phase occurs at the basal side, while M‐phase occurs at the …
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