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TEX15 safeguards neuronal diversity in the mouse olfactory system
Animals detect diverse chemicals using hundreds of chemoreceptor proteins. In many organisms, sensory chemoreceptors obey a one-receptor-type-per-cell rule, which organizes information gathered by sensory neurons. A key question remains how receptor expression gets diversified so that hundreds of ch
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