Multiple Roles for the Active Zone Protein RIM1α in Late Stages of Neurotransmitter Release
Authors:
- Susanne SchochSSSusanne Schoch
- Thomas C. SüdhofTSThomas C. Südhof
- Robert C. MalenkaRMRobert C. Malenka
Abstract
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Funding Information
- National Institutes of Health (MH63394, NS41344)
- Howard Hughes Medical Institute
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