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The impact of subunit type, alternative splicing, and auxiliary proteins on AMPA receptor trafficking

2024-12-20

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AMPA receptors underlie fast excitatory synaptic transmission in the mammalian nervous system and are critical for the expression of synaptic plasticity. Four genes encode the AMPA subunits, each subject to RNA editing and alternative splicing at multiple positions. In addition, each tetrameric AMPA receptor can harbor up to four auxiliary proteins, of which there are multiple types. Subunit type, alternative spli...

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2927e2d9-0838-567b-a8a4-42a567f4acb6
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10.1101/2024.12.18.629280
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