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Have dopamine, will travel

Posted by Andrea Gawrylewski

[Entry posted at 18th November 2008 07:48 PM GMT]

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Inhibitory neurons make up about a third of the neurons in the cerebral cortex, but researchers know little about how they take their place in the developing brain. New findings suggest that their migration is controlled by a back and forth ...

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