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Epigenetic control of hippocampal stem cells: modulation by hyperactivation, glucocorticoids and aging

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This work reports for the first time that the atypical BCL2 protein BCL2L13 controls caspase-3 activity and cytochrome C release in neural stem/progenitor cells and identifies BCL2L13 as a novel target of the cooperative action of microRNA-124 and microRNA-137, both upregulated in the dentate gyrus shortly after kainic acid-induced seizures.

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