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Interneuron development and dysfunction

Yang et al., 2022

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10060050197854550969
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Yang J
Yang X
Tang K
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The FEBS Journal

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Understanding excitation and inhibition balance in the brain begins with the tale of two basic types of neurons, glutamatergic projection neurons and GABAergic interneurons. The diversity of cortical interneurons is contributed by multiple origins in the ventral forebrain …
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