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The human and mouse synaptome architecture of excitatory synapses show conserved features

2020-01-18

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Large-scale mapping of the location of synapses and their molecular properties in the mouse has shown that diverse synapse types are spatially distributed across the brain. The diversity of synapses is known as the synaptome and the spatial distribution as the synaptome architecture. Synaptome maps in the mouse show each brain region has a characteristic compositional signature. The signature can store behavioral...

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Literature Corpus work: b5a1d545-2bd8-5c60-a3c9-15aa5382dfaf
DOI: 10.1101/2020.01.17.910547

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