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Patrick T Hwu

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Metabolic medicineCell development, proliferation and death

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|Jun 12, 2025

In-vivo dendrite injury drives local mitochondrial contraction and dendrite branching.

Patrick T Hwu, Lauren A Kim, Marcelo A Wood

|May 01, 2021

Weekend Light Shifts Evoke Persistent <i>Drosophila</i> Circadian Neural Network Desynchrony.

Ceazar Nave, Logan Roberts, Patrick Hwu

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