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皮层神经元的轴突生长不需要帕克西林

Katelyn Rygel, Kasey Gillespie, Kristy Welshhans

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    PubMed
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    帕克西林是细胞粘附部位的蛋白质,对于发育中的神经元中的轴突生长来说并不必不可少. 它的缺席在刺激后惊人地增加了轴突长度,这表明它在神经发育中起着复杂的作用.

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