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An RNAi screen identifies genes that regulate GABA synapses. [electronic resource]

By:
  • Vashlishan, Amy B
Contributor(s):
  • Madison, Jon M
  • Dybbs, Mike
  • Bai, Jihong
  • Sieburth, Derek
  • Ch'ng, Queelim
  • Tavazoie, Masoud
  • Kaplan, Joshua M
Producer: 20080616Description: 346-61 p. digitalISSN:
  • 1097-4199
Subject(s):
  • Acetylcholine -- physiology
  • Animals
  • Caenorhabditis elegans -- genetics
  • Caenorhabditis elegans Proteins -- genetics
  • Endocrine System -- physiology
  • Epilepsy -- genetics
  • Excitatory Postsynaptic Potentials -- genetics
  • Genetic Testing -- methods
  • Inhibitory Postsynaptic Potentials -- genetics
  • Mitogen-Activated Protein Kinases -- genetics
  • Motor Neurons -- physiology
  • Movement -- physiology
  • Muscles -- physiology
  • Neuropeptide Y -- genetics
  • RNA Interference
  • Receptors, GABA -- genetics
  • Signal Transduction -- genetics
  • Synapses -- physiology
  • Synaptic Transmission -- genetics
  • Transforming Growth Factor beta -- genetics
  • gamma-Aminobutyric Acid -- physiology
Online resources:
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In: Neuron vol. 58
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An RNAi screen identifies genes that regulate GABA synapses.

APA

Vashlishan A. B., Madison J. M., Dybbs M., Bai J., Sieburth D., Ch'ng Q., Tavazoie M. & Kaplan J. M. (20080616). An RNAi screen identifies genes that regulate GABA synapses. : Neuron.

Chicago

Vashlishan Amy B, Madison Jon M, Dybbs Mike, Bai Jihong, Sieburth Derek, Ch'ng Queelim, Tavazoie Masoud and Kaplan Joshua M. 20080616. An RNAi screen identifies genes that regulate GABA synapses. : Neuron.

Harvard

Vashlishan A. B., Madison J. M., Dybbs M., Bai J., Sieburth D., Ch'ng Q., Tavazoie M. and Kaplan J. M. (20080616). An RNAi screen identifies genes that regulate GABA synapses. : Neuron.

MLA

Vashlishan Amy B, Madison Jon M, Dybbs Mike, Bai Jihong, Sieburth Derek, Ch'ng Queelim, Tavazoie Masoud and Kaplan Joshua M. An RNAi screen identifies genes that regulate GABA synapses. : Neuron. 20080616.

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