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GABAergic Interneurons Control Adult Neurogenesis but Astrocytes Have the Last Word.

Mariela F Trinchero, Alejandro F Schinder

Neuron 2020 Oct 28


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    Adult neurogenesis depends on the decision of neural stem cells to leave quiescence and become neurons. In this issue, Asrican et al. show that the neuropeptide cholecystokinin released by interneurons promotes the neuronal fate through astrocytic signaling. Copyright © 2020 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.

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    Mariela F Trinchero, Alejandro F Schinder. GABAergic Interneurons Control Adult Neurogenesis but Astrocytes Have the Last Word. Neuron. 2020 Oct 28;108(2):226-228

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    PMID: 33120019

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