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- who: Zisis, Bimpisidis and Åsa, Wallén-Mackenzie from the Department of Organismal Biology, Uppsala University, , Uppsala, Sweden have published the article: Clinical Medicine, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
- what: The authors show that this early and abundant VGLUT2-expression is subsequently down-regulated as embryonal development proceeds, providing an explanation for the higher appearance of VGLUT2 in E12.5 than E14.5 described above. This strategy, in which the authors aimed to delete DA signaling rather than glutamatergic signaling from DA-glutamate co-releasing neurons, resulted in dead pups around birth. In both scenarios, less . . .
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