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Protein S Regulates Neural Stem Cell Quiescence and Neurogenesis
Katya Zelentsova
, Ziv Talmi
, Ghada Abboud-Jarrous
, Tamar Sapir
, Tal Capucha
, Maria Nassar
,
Tal Burstyn-Cohen
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Neurogenesis
100%
Neural Stem Cells
100%
PROS1
100%
Stem Cell Quiescence
100%
Neuronal Differentiation
18%
Stem Cell Proliferation
18%
Stem Cells
9%
Homeostasis
9%
Self-renewal
9%
Cell Fate
9%
Protein Expression
9%
Adult Brain
9%
Notch Pathway
9%
Astrocytes
9%
Quiescence
9%
Neural Progenitors
9%
Daughter Cells
9%
Aged Mice
9%
Stem Cell Differentiation
9%
Notch1
9%
Hes5
9%
Adult Neural Stem Cells
9%
Genetic Ablation
9%
Rescue Experiments
9%
Multilineage Differentiation
9%
Differentiated Neurons
9%
Hippocampal Neural Stem Cells
9%
Fate Determination
9%
Stem Functions
9%
Astrogenesis
9%
Notch1 Signaling
9%
Neural Stem Cell Proliferation
9%
Quiescent Neural Stem Cells
9%
Endogenous Mechanism
9%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Stem Cell
100%
Nervous System Development
100%
Protein S
100%
Nerve Cell Differentiation
14%
Cell Proliferation
14%
Homeostasis
7%
Cell Fate
7%
Notch
7%
Astrocyte
7%
Downregulation
7%
Daughter Cell
7%
Genetic Ablation
7%
Messenger RNA
7%