Serial synapse formation through filopodial competition for synaptic seeding factors

Serial synapse formation through filopodial competition for synaptic seeding factors
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10.1101/506378
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发表时间:
2018-12
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bioRxiv
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M. N. Özel;Abhishek Kulkarni;Amr Hasan;Josephine Brummer;Marian Moldenhauer;Ilsa-Maria Daumann;Heike Wolfenberg;V. J. Dercksen;Ferdi Ridvan Kiral;Martin Weiser;S. Prohaska;M. von Kleist;P. Hiesinger
M. N. Özel;Abhishek Kulkarni;Amr Hasan;Josephine Brummer;Marian Moldenhauer;Ilsa-Maria Daumann;Heike Wolfenberg;V. J. Dercksen;Ferdi Ridvan Kiral;Martin Weiser;S. Prohaska;M. von Kleist;P. Hiesinger
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作者:
M. N. Özel;Abhishek Kulkarni;Amr Hasan;Josephine Brummer;Marian Moldenhauer;Ilsa-Maria Daumann;Heike Wolfenberg;V. J. Dercksen;Ferdi Ridvan Kiral;Martin Weiser;S. Prohaska;M. von Kleist;P. Hiesinger

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