Slow-growing progenitor cells linked to smooth brains in common marmosets
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This research highlights that the smooth and unfolded brains of common marmosets differ from other primates due to the presence of slow-growing progenitor cells. The finding provides insight into the cellular mechanisms influencing brain surface morphology in this species.
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