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Molecular Mechanisms of the EphB-NMD Receptor Extracellular Interaction

Washburn, 2021

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Washburn H
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Proper function in the mammalian central nervous system relies on the precise communication between billions of neurons. In order to develop distinct neural circuits, neurons must rely on tightly coordinated cell-cell interactions. These molecular interactions …
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