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Sequestration of growth cone surface proteins by cytoplasmic Lrrtm2 induces <i>de novo</i> amygdala innervation by cerebral cortex associative neurons

2026-04-09

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Precise establishment of distinct cerebral cortex circuits is essential for sensorimotor function, high-level cognition, and cross-modality integration and association. Although an increasing set of molecular controls over subtype-specific cortical wiring have been identified, much less is known about how molecules in growth cones (GCs) regulate precise long-range projection of axons through complex environments,...

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21045cc9-505f-5fdd-be6e-9a24751671eb
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10.64898/2026.04.08.716720
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