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Single-cell sequencing of rodent ventral pallidum reveals diverse neuronal subtypes with noncanonical interregional continuity

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By David Ottenheimer, Rhiana C. Simon, Brandy A Briones, Cassidy Burke
| Science Magazine Verified
Abstract The ventral pallidum (VP) was defined as a basal ganglia nucleus with dense input from ventral striatum. To further investigate its regional identity, we conducted a cross-species transcriptional characterization of VP cell types. We performed single-nucleus RNA sequencing of VP tissue from mice and rats and identified 16 conserved VP neuronal subclasses, including 14 γ-aminobutyric acid–releasing subclasses from three developmental classes.
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Single-cell sequencing of rodent ventral pallidum reveals diverse neuronal subtypes with non-canonical interregional continuity

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By David Ottenheimer, Rhiana C. Simon, Cassidy Burke, Anna Bowen
| BioRxiv
Abstract The ventral pallidum (VP) was defined as a basal ganglia nucleus with dense input from ventral striatum. To further investigate a VP regional identity, we conducted a cross-species transcrip- tional characterization of VP cell types. We performed single nucleus RNA-sequencing of VP tissue from mice and rats and identified 16 VP neuronal subclasses with striking cross-species conservation.
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Teen Jesus And The Jean Teasers’ Jaida Stephenson: “Since When Is Girl Bands A Genre?”

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By Cassidy Burke
| Junkee Verified
“I feel like a lot of the time we have people messaging us like, ‘Oh, my girlfriend’s really into girl bands’,” says Jaida Stephenson, the bassist for Canberra quartet Teen Jesus and the Jean Teasers. She’s chatting to Junkee about lingering gender stereotypes, something Teen Jesus and the Jean Teasers tend to poke fun at. “Since when is ‘girl bands’ a genre?
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