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Synaptic adhesion molecule signaling is activated and organized by tyrosine phosphorylation-induced biomolecular condensate formation
The precise formation of synapses ensures the proper wiring and function of nervous systems. Specific synapse formation is controlled by synaptic adhesion molecules, which link pre- and post-synaptic cells. Despite this central role, details of how adhesion molecules organize and signal intracellula
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