Figures & data
Figure 1. Key cell-specific markers during ENS formation. Enteric NCCs of vagal origin (ENS progenitors) enter the foregut around E9.5 and start to migrate rostrocaudally. Soon after their arrival, a subset of these ENS progenitors starts to differentiate into neurons while the majority is maintained in an undifferentiated and proliferative state. The competency of a subset of ENS progenitors to differentiate into enteric glial cells is only acquired around E11.5. From E15.5 onwards, colonization of the gut is completed but neuronal and glial differentiation continue until birth and during a short postnatal period. Adapted from refs. Citation20, 21.
![Figure 1. Key cell-specific markers during ENS formation. Enteric NCCs of vagal origin (ENS progenitors) enter the foregut around E9.5 and start to migrate rostrocaudally. Soon after their arrival, a subset of these ENS progenitors starts to differentiate into neurons while the majority is maintained in an undifferentiated and proliferative state. The competency of a subset of ENS progenitors to differentiate into enteric glial cells is only acquired around E11.5. From E15.5 onwards, colonization of the gut is completed but neuronal and glial differentiation continue until birth and during a short postnatal period. Adapted from refs. Citation20, 21.](/cms/asset/845e9b83-4e57-4a86-bcc6-228a85fe68f6/kngs_a_1293958_f0001_oc.jpg)
Table 1. Extract of SpotTg/Tg vs control RNAseq data from e12.5 enteric NCCs.Citation39