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リーリンは，大脳新皮質のインサイド・アウト様式での層形成を制御する。リーリンは主に辺縁帯のカハール・レチウス細胞から分泌され，移動してきたニューロンを停止させてインサイド・アウト様式での細胞凝集を引き起こす。また，インテグリンやNカドヘリンを介して移動の最終ステップを制御する。さらに，移動途中の脳室下帯付近にも発現しており，移動ニューロンの動態制御に関わる。
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