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The Adhesion GPCR Flamingo-Like 1 (FMIL-1) Directs Synapse Formation in a Nociceptive Circuit
The species-specific anatomy of nervous systems suggests that circuit architecture is largely encoded by genetic blueprints. In C. elegans, PVD nociceptive neurons synapse with PVC and AVA interneurons to drive escape responses to noxious stimuli. We used fluorescent markers for PVD synapses with PV
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