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- Miller et al., 2015 - Neurobeachin Is Required Postsynaptically for Electrical and Chemical Synapse Formation
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Fig. 3
Glycinergic Synapses Are Disrupted in nbea Mutants Larvae were stained for GFP (magenta), Cx36 (yellow), and glycine receptor (GlyR, cyan). Individual GFP and GlyR channels are shown in neighboring panels. (A–D) The GlyR staining found on M dendrites (A) and CoLo/CoLo synapses (B) is diminished in nbea mutant animals (C and D). (E) Quantitation of the amount of GlyR in wild-type and mutant CoLo/CoLo synapses. See Figure 1A for circuit diagram. Graphs represent data as mean ± SEM. p < 0.0001 compared to control. Associated experimental statistics are found in Table S2. |
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