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Cux1 enables interhemispheric connections of layer II/III neurons by regulating Kv1-dependent firing

Rodríguez-Tornos et al., 2016

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17994770781837387607
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Rodríguez-Tornos F
Briz C
Weiss L
Sebastián-Serrano A
Ares S
Navarrete M
Frangeul L
Galazo M
Jabaudon D
Esteban J
Nieto M
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Neuron

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Neuronal subtype-specific transcription factors (TFs) instruct key features of neuronal function and connectivity. Activity-dependent mechanisms also contribute to wiring and circuit assembly, but whether and how they relate to TF-directed neuronal differentiation is …
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