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KIBRA Regulates AMPA Receptor Expression, Synaptic Plasticity, and Memory in an Age-Dependent Manner

2022-02-15

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The biological mechanisms supporting age-dependent changes in learning and memory remain elusive. While a growing body of human literature implicates KIBRA in memory and neurodevelopmental disorders, KIBRA’s molecular function and contribution to maturation of synaptic function and cognition remain poorly understood. Despite being expressed throughout early postnatal development, germline deletion of KIBRA impairs...

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f2a8305f-fc7d-5594-a26f-0d0acd2e7439
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10.1101/2022.02.13.480286
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