The Claudin Superfamily Protein NSY-4 Biases Lateral Signaling to Generate Left-Right Asymmetry in C. elegans Olfactory Neurons
Authors:
- Miri K. VanHovenMVMiri K. VanHoven
- Sarah L. Bauer HuangSHSarah L. Bauer Huang
- Stephanie D. AlbinSAStephanie D. Albin
- Cornelia I. BargmannCBCornelia I. Bargmann
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Funding Information
- National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders
- National Institutes of Health (DC004089)
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