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Functional Analysis of E3 Ubiquitin Ligases in Developing Neurons

Kaplan, 2019

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12 neurons, each of which is connected with other neurons through 1000 synapses on average. Neuronal networks, composed of~ 1015 synapses, play essential roles in the regulation of complex brain functions, including motor and cognitive functions. Neurons …
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