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CaM kinase II-dependent phosphorylation of myogenin contributes to activity-dependent suppression of nAChR gene expression in developing rat myotubes

Tang et al., 2004

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12685328482948059161
Author
Tang H
Macpherson P
Argetsinger L
Cieslak D
Suhr S
Carter-Su C
Goldman D
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Cellular signalling

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During development of the neuromuscular junction (NMJ), extrajunctional expression of genes, whose products are destined for the synapse, is suppressed by muscle activity. One of the best-studied examples of activity-dependent gene regulation in muscle are those …
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