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Local translation couples synaptic activity to mitochondrial adaptation in dendrites
Neurons rely on localized protein synthesis to rapidly adapt synaptic function to activity, yet how dendritic translation regulates mitochondrial remodeling during synaptic plasticity remains poorly understood. Here, we show that neuronal activity engages a spatially restricted translational program
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