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The gamma-Protocadherins regulate the survival of GABAergic interneurons during developmentally-regulated cell death

Carriere et al., 2020

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1184241687477844774
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Carriere C
Sing A
Wang W
Jones B
Yee Y
Ellegood J
Marocha J
Maganti H
Awofala L
Aziz A
Lerch J
Lefebvre J
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Inhibitory interneurons integrate into developing circuits in specific ratios and distributions. In the cortex, the formation of inhibitory networks occurs concurrently with the apoptotic elimination of a third of GABAergic interneurons. The molecular mechanisms that select …
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