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The Liprin-α protein family

Zürner, 2010

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Zürner M
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The Liprin-α family of scaffolding proteins is highly evolutionary conserved. While one homologue is present in invertebrates, it has diversified into four isoforms in mammals. In invertebrates, Liprin-α plays a crucial role in synapse assembly and maintenance as well as …
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