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Effect of genetic knockdown Emb on enteric neuronal development in mice

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EMB is a neural adhesion molecule that participates in the development of the enteric nervous system, but its specific mechanism in the development of enteric neurons remains unclear.

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We constructed Emb knockdown mice and performed SmartseqII transcriptome sequencing by flow sorting CD56+CD24+ intestinal neurons from 4-week-old wild-type and Emb knockdown mice. This work helps us further understand the role of EMB proteins in the development of intestinal neurons.

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