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Persistent electrical coupling and locomotory dysfunction in the zebrafish mutant shocked.
Journal of neurophysiology - 1 Oct 2004
Luna Victor M, Wang Meng, Ono Fumihito, Gleason Michelle R, Dallman Julia E, Mandel Gail, Brehm Paul
Abstract excerpt
On initial formation of neuromuscular junctions, slow synaptic signals interact through an electrically coupled network of muscle cells. After the developmental onset of muscle excitability and the transition to fast synaptic responses, electrical coupling diminishes. No studies have revealed the functional importance of the electrical coupling or its precisely timed loss during development. In the mutant...
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