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Negative regulation and gain control of sensory neurons by the C. elegans calcineurin TAX-6.

Neuron - 28 Feb 2002

Kuhara Atsushi, Inada Hitoshi, Katsura Isao, Mori Ikue

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Animals sense and adapt to variable environments by regulating appropriate sensory signal transduction pathways. Here, we show that calcineurin plays a key role in regulating the gain of sensory neuron responsiveness across multiple modalities. C. elegans animals bearing a loss-of-function mutati...

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PMID: 11879652
DOI: 10.1016/s0896-6273(02)00607-4

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