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American Association for the Advancement of Science, Science Advances, 2(4), 2018
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The ancestral retinoic acid receptor was a low-affinity sensor triggering neuronal differentiation
Journal article published in 2018 by
Mette Handberg-Thorsager 
,
Juliana Gutierrez-Mazariegos,
Stefan T. Arold ,
Eswar Kumar Nadendla,
Paola Y. Bertucci ,
Pierre Germain,
Pavel Tomançak,
Keely Pierzchalski ,
Jace W. Jones ,
Ricard Albalat ,
Maureen A. Kane ,
William Bourguet,
Vincent Laudet ,
Detlev Arendt ,
Michael Schubert
,
Juliana Gutierrez-Mazariegos,
Stefan T. Arold ,
Eswar Kumar Nadendla,
Paola Y. Bertucci ,
Pierre Germain,
Pavel Tomançak,
Keely Pierzchalski ,
Jace W. Jones ,
Ricard Albalat ,
Maureen A. Kane ,
William Bourguet,
Vincent Laudet ,
Detlev Arendt ,
Michael Schubert
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Abstract
Vitamin A–dependent intercellular signaling was originally regulated by a low-affinity sensor and acted in neural development.