UNDERSTANDING THE ROLE OF SOX9 REGULATING CORTICAL PROGENITOR MAINTENANCE AND FATE COMMITMENT.

• Jaime Fabra-Beser,
• Jessica Alves Medeiros De Araujo,
• Diego Marques-Coelho,
• Loyal A Goff,
• Marcos R Costa,
• Ulrich Müller,
• Cristina Gil-Sanz

Affiliations

Jaime Fabra-Beser

Institute of Biotechnology and Biomedicine/ University of Valencia, Department Of Cell Biology, Valencia, Spain

Jessica Alves Medeiros De Araujo

Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, The Solomon H. Snyder Department Of Neuroscience, Baltimore, United States of America; Brain Institute, Federal University Of Rio Grande Do Norte, Natal, Brazil

Diego Marques-Coelho

Brain Institute, Federal University Of Rio Grande Do Norte, Natal, Brazil

Loyal A Goff

Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, The Solomon H. Snyder Department Of Neuroscience, Baltimore, United States of America

Marcos R Costa

Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, The Solomon H. Snyder Department Of Neuroscience, Baltimore, United States of America; University of Lille, Institut Pasteur De Lille, Distalz, Lille, France

Ulrich Müller

Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, The Solomon H. Snyder Department Of Neuroscience, Baltimore, United States of America

Cristina Gil-Sanz

Institute of Biotechnology and Biomedicine/ University of Valencia, Department Of Cell Biology, Valencia, Spain