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  "claim_text": "Integrative scRNA-seq of 685,692 interneurons from developing human and macaque cerebral cortex + subcortex shows that within-ganglionic-eminence migration produces minimal transcriptomic alteration, whereas cortical tangential migration drives dramatic transcriptomic specification for destination and species divergence. Primate interneurons express CRH at late-fetal stages (vs postnatal emergence in mouse), and cell-type entropy increases progressively across human/macaque cortical development.",
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    "claim": "Integrative scRNA-seq of 685,692 interneurons from developing human and macaque cerebral cortex + subcortex shows that within-ganglionic-eminence migration produces minimal transcriptomic alteration, whereas cortical tangential migration drives dramatic transcriptomic specification for destination and species divergence. Primate interneurons express CRH at late-fetal stages (vs postnatal emergence in mouse), and cell-type entropy increases progressively across human/macaque cortical development.",
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