A TMEM119-tankyrase axis restrains microglial phagocytosis to maintain memory and enables pharmacological forgetting
Authors:
- Suhua SunSSSuhua Sun
- Chenfeng WangCWChenfeng Wang
- Yang BianYBYang Bian
- Ming HaoMHMing Hao
- Jiacheng WeiJWJiacheng Wei
- Ronghao TangRTRonghao Tang
- Xi WuXWXi Wu
- Huanhuan WangHWHuanhuan Wang
- Bo LiuBLBo Liu
- Lisang ZhongLZLisang Zhong
- Zhiwei YouZYZhiwei You
- Jianbin WangJWJianbin Wang
Abstract
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- Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China
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