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Selective abundance of miR-290-295 in the adult Substantia Nigra dopamine neurons is neuroprotective via preservation of protein synthesis
Locomotor, reward and other critical functions of the body are regulated by the ventral midbrain, with the central role played by dopamine (DA) neurons. The function of these cells from the early development to maturity is critically dependent on the orchestrated expression of coding and non-coding
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