How neurons avoid derailment
Paul A. Garrity ()
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Paul A. Garrity: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Nature, 2003, vol. 422, issue 6932, 570-571
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During development, neurons extend thin protrusions that must choose between alternative routes. A study of this process in fruitflies unites two previously disparate protein families.
Date: 2003
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