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. 2018 Aug 21;8:12506. doi: 10.1038/s41598-018-30942-4

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miR-125 expression varies in different fetal brain cell compartments. miR-125b expression studied in a 20 week-old fetal brain. miR-125b expression was preserved in maturing CNS cellular elements, including the cortical plate and the internal granular cell layer of the cerebellum (CBLL) (asterisks), but lost in stem cell niches, such as the ventricular zone (VZ) and the external granular cell layer (arrows). miR-125b expression was also preserved in neurons of the dentate nucleus and developing white matter. Scale bars for low power and high power figures on top apply to all correspondng low and high power figures below. Low power views are taking using a 10X objective while high power views are taken with a 20X objective.