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American Association for the Advancement of Science, Science, 6542(372), 2021
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The coding and long noncoding single-cell atlas of the developing human fetal striatum
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Vittoria Dickinson Bocchi 
,
Paola Conforti ,
Elena Vezzoli ,
Dario Besusso ,
Claudio Cappadona ,
Tiziana Lischetti ,
Maura Galimberti,
Valeria Ranzani ,
Raoul J. P. Bonnal ,
Marco De Simone,
Grazisa Rossetti ,
Xiaoling He,
Kenji Kamimoto ,
Ira Espuny-Camacho ,
Andrea Faedo
and other authors.
,
Paola Conforti ,
Elena Vezzoli ,
Dario Besusso ,
Claudio Cappadona ,
Tiziana Lischetti ,
Maura Galimberti,
Valeria Ranzani ,
Raoul J. P. Bonnal ,
Marco De Simone,
Grazisa Rossetti ,
Xiaoling He,
Kenji Kamimoto ,
Ira Espuny-Camacho ,
Andrea Faedo
and other authors.
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Abstract
Development of the human striatum revealedDeep in the brain, the striatum receives and coordinates inputs from other parts of the brain. Bocchiet al.surveyed molecular features as the striatum develops in the human brain. Single-cell surveys of long intergenic noncoding RNAs revealed a progenitor for medium spiny neurons and provide insight into evolutionary divergence of this critical part of the brain.Science, this issue p.eabf5759