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A dual-strategy expression screen for candidate connectivity labels in the developing thalamus

2016-10-05

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The thalamus or “inner chamber” of the brain is divided into ~30 discrete nuclei, with highly specific patterns of afferent and efferent connectivity. To identify genes that may direct these patterns of connectivity, we used two strategies. First, we used a bioinformatics pipeline to survey the predicted proteomes of nematode, fruitfly, mouse and human for extracellular proteins containing any of a list of motifs...

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cad92308-7e07-553b-836e-6fa6d6b32004
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10.1101/079327
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