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When the team changed the medium to encourage the cells to differentiate, neurons arose from the mix, as did a variety of pancreatic cells, including b cells, based on the cells' genetic profiles.
The ability to differentiate neurons from the neural ectoderm has been suggested to have been present in all chordates; this would initially exist in a broader region, as observed in cephalochordates, and subsequently would be refined to restricted, specialised regions differentiating placodes, as found in tunicates and vertebrates [ 29, 30].
bHLH genes such as NeuroD and Math2 (Nex1) are expressed in differentiating neurons after neuronal fate determination.
Importantly, aberrant expression of REST in differentiating neurons causes repression of neuronal genes and leads to abnormal neuronal phenotypes [25], [26].
An important question is whether the cells undergoing apoptosis represent neuronal progenitors or differentiating neurons.
Apoptosis of neuronal precursors and of differentiating neurons is a key process in CNS development.
MiR-24 is upregulated in several cell types, including post-mitotic differentiation of hematopoietic cell lines, and differentiating neurons and myoblasts.
When we directly compared adult differentiating neurons to embryonic differentiating neurons, however, we found that during adult neuronal differentiation, the expression of neuropeptides and neurotransmitter pathway genes is more common, whereas classical developmental signaling through secreted molecules like Hedgehog or Wnt are less enriched, as compared to embryonic stages.
Alternatively, it is possible that differentiating neurons in the adult brain start to express mature neuronal genes at earlier steps in the pathway of neuron development than differentiating neurons in the embryonic brain.
In differentiating neurons, however, Hes1 expression disappears, leading to sustained expression of Ascl1, which induces neuronal differentiation.
Francis, F. et al. Doublecortin is a developmentally regulated, microtubule-associated protein expressed in migrating and differentiating neurons.
