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Diagram comparing Human Neuroblastoma (NB) with Schwannian stroma neuroblasts and Sox4/Sox11, and SA Development showing neuroblasts and Schwann cells with their marker proteins Sox4/Sox11 and Sox10.
Diagram showing experimental workflow starting with a mouse, followed by lymph node extraction, detection of marked points, scatter plot clustering, and concluding with a heatmap analysis.
3D grayscale model of a cell cross-section showing nucleus with chromatin and surrounding mitochondria-like structures.
Diagram showing RNA sequencing experiment workflow with four conditions: control, CHIR99021 treatment, control shRNA, and SOX10 shRNA, followed by 24-hour mRNA isolation and RNA sequencing analysis.
Diagram of embryonic development at E9.5 and E12.5 showing MYCN expression leading to death of neural crest stem cells at E9.5 and neuroblastoma formation at E12.5 in sympathetic ganglion and adrenal medulla.
Diagram showing CHIR99021 inhibiting GSK3a/β phosphorylation of β-Catenin, leading to Sox10 signaling cycling between nucleus and cytoplasm in a cell.
Comparison of WT and GLP1R KO mice showing energy metabolism, glucose, and memory formation differences.
Diagram linking high-fat diet during lactation to changes in brain dopamine signaling and related behaviors in mice.
Two sagittal diagrams of a developing embryo at stages E 10.5 and E 17.5 showing progression from progenitor cells marked by Ascl1+ and Sox10+ in PSG to developed ganglia labeled SG, PASG, AM, and OZ.
Diagram of fungal cell showing antifungal drug targets on cell wall and membrane components.
Diagram showing the development stages of adrenal gland cells in mouse embryos and adults, highlighting Dhh and Lgr5 marker expression at different embryonic days with specific cell types and regions labeled.
Timeline of brain development stages from embryonic weeks to postnatal days showing key processes like neurogenesis.
Diagram showing differentiation of sympathoadrenal lineage into sympathetic neuron with low TH and high βIII Tubulin, and chromaffin cell with high TH and low βIII Tubulin, and glial lineage into satellite cell and Schwann cell, both Sox10 positive.
Diagram showing Schwann cell and sympathoadrenal lineages from Sox10+ neural crest stem cells, detailing differentiation paths with markers Sox10+/Dhh+ and Sox10+/Ascl1+ at embryonic days.
Diagram illustrating neural crest cell differentiation at embryonic days E9.0, E10.5, and E11.5, showing markers Sox10+, Th/Dbh+, and Dhh+ with corresponding cell types including neurons, glia, chromaffin cells, Schwann cells, and satellite cells.
Diagram showing melanoma cells injected into immunocompromised mice to create xenografts, followed by treatment with CHIR99021 or vehicle control, then analysis.

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