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Identification and characterization of components of rab-6-mediated trafficking in caenorhabditus elegans
Membrane trafficking in neurons is an important mechanism used to regulate signaling. Controlling the abundance of AMPA-type receptors at the synapse is important for synaptic plasticity and influences processes involved in learning, memory formation, and motor control (Greger and Esteban, 2007; She
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