Neural Ectoderm Formation
Neural Ectoderm Formation is a developmental biological process in which a specified region of the ectoderm, under inductive signaling from the underlying mesoderm, differentiates into the neural plate, the precursor tissue of the central nervous system, thereby establishing the foundation for neurulation and subsequent brain and spinal cord development.
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A role for SOX1 in neural determination
Larysa Pevny, Shantini Sockanathan, Marysia Placzek et al. · Development · 1998 · 486 citations
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Hubrecht Institute for Developmental Biology and Stem Cell Research
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California Institute of Technology
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Howard Hughes Medical Institute
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