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TRACR: an anterograde transneuronal tracing system for genetic access across synapses and longitudinal circuit analysis

2026-02-08

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<h4>SUMMARY</h4> Following neural signals as they converge onto and diverge from individual neurons is central to understanding circuit function and disease-related dysfunction. Existing anterograde transneuronal tracers are limited by cytotoxicity and incomplete genetic control over connected partners. To address these limitations, we adapted synthetic Notch designs to create TRanssynaptic Anterograde Circuit Re...

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7909ec50-ed35-516b-9afd-95d6fde1833c
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10.64898/2026.02.08.704659
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