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Agrin mRNA variants are differentially regulated in developing chick embryo spinal cord and sensory ganglia.
Journal of neurobiology - 1 Apr 1995
Ma E, Morgan R, Godfrey E W
Abstract excerpt
Agrin is a synapse-organizing protein synthesized and externalized by motor neurons in the spinal cord, which organizes the postsynaptic apparatus of the developing neuromuscular junction. Agrin mRNA in the nervous system consists of several alternatively spliced variants. Splicing of agrin gene transcripts at the major site of variability results in four variants: encoding 8 (B8) or 11 (B11) amino acid inserts,...
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