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Fig. 3. Generic neuroblasts from the Drosophila CNS. The neuroblasts (NBs)
divide in a stem-cell like fashion, giving rise to a ganglion mother cell
(GMC, G) at each division. The GMCs divide to give rise to neurons (n).
Although drawn symmetrically for simplicity, the GMC divisions are often
asymmetric, giving rise to neurons of different types. The temporal
progression of transcription factor expression in the NB specifies temporal
identity in the successive GMCs and is indicated by color coding. Cas, Castor;
Hb, Hunchback; Kr, Krüppel.