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Rat, mouse, and guinea pig brain development and microtubule assembly

A M Lennon, J Francon, A Fellous

Journal of Neurochemistry

|October 1, 1980

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Brain development involves microtubule assembly, with rates varying by species. Postnatal development in mice and rats shows increasing assembly rates, while guinea pigs are mature at birth, indicating protein differences influence assembly kinetics.

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