Type-1 astrocyte-like stem cells harboring Cacna1d gene deletion exhibit reduced proliferation and decreased neuronal fate choice.

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Type-1 astrocyte-like stem cel ...... decreased neuronal fate choice

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Dusan Bartsch

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Golo Kronenberg

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Kai Schönig

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Tillmann Weber

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10.1002/HIPO.22811

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Bianca Völkening

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