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Towards modelling mental disorders in zebrafish. Neurexins severely modulate anxiety, affiliative social behaviour and aggression
Neurexin (nrxn) genes encode synaptic cell-adhesion molecules that have been repetitively associated with neurodevelopmental and mental disorders. While the zebrafish animal model offers tremendous advantages for dissecting neural development/function, no complete loss-of-function (LOF) nrxn zebrafi
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