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Morphological analysis of human and mouse dendritic spines reveals a morphological continuum and differences across ages and species

2022-01-25

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Dendritic spines have diverse morphologies, with a wide range of head and neck sizes, and these morphological differences likely generate different synaptic and functional properties. To explore how this morphological diversity differs across species we analyzed 3D confocal reconstructions of ~8,000 human spines and ~1,700 mouse spines, labeled by intracellular injections in fixed tissue. Using...

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cd73af8d-d176-5544-905a-a8e5360c0dd5
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10.1101/2022.01.24.477510
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