Neural stem cells from the brain can differentiate into which types of cell
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What type of stem cells are neural stem cells?Neural stem cells from the SGZ are called Type I cells and can generate proliferating IPCs, called Type 2 cells, similar to the type B cells of the SVZ. Intermediate progenitor cells give rise to neuroblasts (Type 3 cells) (Seri et al., 2004; Sugiyama et al., 2013).
What are neural stem cells called?Neural stem cells (NSCs) are the stem cells of the nervous system. During development they give rise to the entire nervous system.
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