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Pleomorphic linkers as ubiquitous structural organizers of vesicles in axons

Schrod et al., 2018

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18169981819894903454
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Schrod N
Vanhecke D
Laugks U
Stein V
Fukuda Y
Schaffer M
Baumeister W
Lucic V
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PloS one

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Many cellular processes depend on a precise structural organization of molecular components. Here, we established that neurons grown in culture provide a suitable system for in situ structural investigations of cellular structures by cryo-electron tomography, a …
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