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Multiple adhesion molecules act together in oligodendrocyte-mediated axonal selection and myelin formation
Rapid information processing in complex organisms depends on myelin, which consists of a multilamellar membrane that tightly adheres to the axonal surface along the internode and at paranodal loops, where specialized adhesion proteins maintain axon-glial contact. Because the decision to myelinate an
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