Frequency encoding regulates cell type composition in the small intestine · S. D. C. Weterings et al.
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Sonja D. C. Weterings†, Hiromune Eto†, Jan- Daniël de Leede- Scheven†, Amir Giladi, Jooske L. Monster, Mirjam E. Hoekstra, Wouter F. Beijk, Esther J. M. Liefting, Karen B. van den Anker, Jacco van Rheenen, Alexander van Oudenaarden, Katharina F. Sonnen* INTRODUCTION: The intestinal epithelium constantly renews itself, requiring precise balance between stem cell self- renewal and differentiation into absorptive and secretory cell types. The Notch signaling pathway is known to regulate this process: High Notch activity promotes absorptive cell fates, whereas low activity drives secretory differentiation. But how the gut achieves and maintains a balanced ratio of cell types has remained unclear. …
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