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Thyroid hormone promotes fetal neurogenesis
Federico Salas-Lucia
, Sergio Escamilla
, Amanda Charest
, Hanzi Jiang
, Randy Stout
,
Antonio C. Bianco
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Neurogenesis
100%
Thyroid Hormones
100%
Neuronal Cells
66%
Transcriptional Changes
66%
Intracellular Activation
66%
Monocarboxylate Transporter 8 (MCT8)
66%
Human Neural Precursor Cells
66%
Cell Cycle Progression
33%
Active Form
33%
Neural Precursor Cells
33%
Serum Levels
33%
Treatment Efficacy
33%
Gain-of-function mutation
33%
Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells (iPSCs)
33%
Pregnancy Trimester
33%
Fetal Brain Development
33%
Cerebral Cortex
33%
Hypothyroidism
33%
Thyroxine
33%
Transient Expression
33%
Thyroid Hormone Levels
33%
Thyroid Hormone Receptor
33%
Coordinated Expression
33%
Cortex Volume
33%
Deiodinase
33%
Mental Development
33%
Cerebral Organoids
33%
Single-cell Transcriptomics
33%
Division Mode
33%
Volume Development
33%
Bulk Transcriptomics
33%
Projection Trajectory
33%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Nervous System Development
100%
Thyroid Hormone
100%
Precursor
60%
Cell Cycle Progression
20%
Enzyme
20%
First Trimester Pregnancy
20%
Blood Level
20%
Transcriptomics
20%
Transient Expression
20%
Loss of Function Mutation
20%
Brain Development
20%
Hormone Action
20%
Nuclear Hormone Receptor
20%
Deiodinase
20%
Mental Development
20%
Hormone Transport
20%
Neuroscience
Neurogenesis
100%
Thyroid Hormone
100%
Nervous System Cell
40%
Enzymes
20%
Nuclear Receptor
20%
Cerebral Cortex
20%
Brain Development
20%
Cell Cycle Progression
20%
Hypothyroidism
20%
Thyroxine
20%
Transient Expression
20%
Loss of Function Mutation
20%
Transcriptomics
20%
Hormone Transport
20%
Organoid
20%