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Restoration of physiological expression of 5-HT6 into the primary cilia of null mutant neurons lengthens both primary cilia and dendrites.

Atom J. Lesiak, Matthew Brodsky, Nathalie Cohenca, Alexandra G. Croicu and John F. Neumaier
Molecular Pharmacology April 20, 2018, mol.117.111583; DOI: https://doi.org/10.1124/mol.117.111583
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Restoration of physiological expression of 5-HT6 into the primary cilia of null mutant neurons lengthens both primary cilia and dendrites.

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Restoration of physiological expression of 5-HT6 into the primary cilia of null mutant neurons lengthens both primary cilia and dendrites.

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Molecular Pharmacology April 20, 2018, mol.117.111583; DOI: https://doi.org/10.1124/mol.117.111583
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