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Contact: Joseph Bonner
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Rockefeller University
Caption: When differentiated embryonic stem cells were implanted into the cerebellums of newborn mice (green), they migrated to the internal granule layer -- the area where fully differentiated granule neurons extend dendrites (bottom right).
Credit: Rockefeller University
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