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Computational modelling of the glycinergic synapse

2020-01-01

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Glycine is the simplest and smallest amino acid present in human proteins. It has many important roles in human as an intermediate of biosynthetic one carbon metabolism pathways, component of structural proteins, and in the brain acting as the second major inhibitory neurotransmitter via the activation of the glycine receptor (GlyR). Glycinergic neurons are present in various brain regions including the forebrain...

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Literature Corpus work: 94f72283-20e3-50ff-b3de-3eb2677345a6
DOI: 10.24384/9azb-bb36

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