A dynamic and spatially periodic micro-pattern of HES5 expression underlies the probability of neuronal differentiation in the mouse spinal cord
Veronica Biga(University of Manchester), Nancy Papalopulu(University of Manchester), Emma Johns(University of Manchester), Jochen Kursawe(University of Manchester), Cerys Manning(University of Manchester), Daniel Han(University of Manchester), Paul Glendinning(University of Manchester), Joshua Hawley(University of Manchester)
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