Directed Migration of Cortical Interneurons Depends on the Cell-Autonomous Action of Sip1
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G. Fishell | G. Berx | S. Aerts | F. Grosveld | N. Kessaris | P. Vanderhaeghen | D. Huylebroeck | Ruben Dries | W. Ijcken | J. Haigh | A. Goffinet | E. Seuntjens | J. Dimidschstein | S. Goossens | F. Lesage | Veronique van den Berghe | A. Conidi | Silvia Cazzola | Annick Francis | Elke Stappers | Bram Vandesande | R. Kroes
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