Subtracting the Math: prominin-positive cerebellar stem cells in white matter
AM Kenney, RA Segal - Nature neuroscience, 2005 - nature.com
AM Kenney, RA Segal
Nature neuroscience, 2005•nature.comSubtracting the Math: prominin-positive cerebellar stem cells in white matter | Nature
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A study in this issue describes the first multipotent stem cell identified in the postnatal cerebellum. These cells can generate inhibitory interneurons, astrocytes and oligodendrocytes. They may also be responsible for a class of childhood brain tumors.
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