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Identification of the minimal promoter for specific expression of the GABA ρ1 receptor in retinal bipolar cells

Machuca‐Parra et al., 2013

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18294316433853845587
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Machuca‐Parra A
Miledi R
Martínez‐Torres A
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Journal of Neurochemistry

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Abstract γ‐aminobutyric acid (GABA) ρ receptors regulate rapid synaptic ion currents in the axon end of retinal ON bipolar neurons, acting as a point of control along the visual pathway. In the GABAρ1 subunit knock out mouse, inhibition mediated by this receptor is totally …
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