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Outward currents in Drosophila larval neurons: dunce lacks a maintained outward current component downregulated by cAMP.

The Journal of neuroscience : the official journal of the Society for Neuroscience - 15 Feb 1998

Delgado R, Davis R, Bono M R, Latorre R, Labarca P

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Outward current modulation by cAMP was investigated in wild type (wt) and dunce (dnc) Drosophila larval neurons. dnc is deficient in a cAMP phosphodiesterase and has altered memory. Outward current modulation by cAMP was investigated by acute or chronic exposure to cAMP analogs. The analysis included a scrutiny of outward current modulation by cAMP in neurons from the mushroom bodies (mrb). In Drosophila, the mrb...

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