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A brain scan of an epileptic patient shows that the patient has clusters of mislocalized neuronal cell bodies in the anterior periventricular zone. A likely cause of this phenomenon could be Group of answer choices defective synapse formation. perturbed axon pathfinding. perturbed radial migration. interrupted gastrulation. interrupted neural tube closure.

Name: a brain scan of an epileptic patient shows that the patient has clusters of mislocalized neuronal cell bodies in the anterior periventricular zone a likely cause of this phenomenon could be 56134
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Description: a brain scan of an epileptic patient shows that the patient has clusters of mislocalized neuronal cell bodies in the anterior periventricular zone a likely cause of this phenomenon could be 56134

          A brain scan of an epileptic patient shows that the patient has clusters of mislocalized neuronal cell bodies in the anterior periventricular zone. A likely cause of this phenomenon could be Group of answer choices defective synapse formation. perturbed axon pathfinding. perturbed radial migration. interrupted gastrulation. interrupted neural tube closure.

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A brain scan of an epileptic patient shows that the patient has clusters of mislocalized neuronal cell bodies in the anterior periventricular zone. A likely cause of this phenomenon could be Group of answer choices defective synapse formation. perturbed axon pathfinding. perturbed radial migration. interrupted gastrulation. interrupted neural tube closure.