Transcriptional mechanisms in the development of motor control
Current Opinion in Neurobiology, ISSN: 0959-4388, Vol: 10, Issue: 1, Page: 72-79
2000
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Review Description
Considerable progress has been made in understanding how combinatorially expressed transcription factors control the development of neuronal subtypes in the fly and vertebrate central nervous systems. The mode of action of many of these factors has been conserved from invertebrates to vertebrates throughout evolution, such as the formation and regulation of specific transcriptional complexes, the utilization of repressors for maintaining specificity, and the use of phosphorylation as an important means for transiently altering transcriptional activity.
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