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Researchers detail how neurotransmitter receptors in the fly brain change during development

Summary: New proteomics research is enabling scientists to decipher how neurotransmitter receptors behave and change as an organism develops.

Key points

  • New proteomics research is enabling scientists to decipher how neurotransmitter receptors behave and change as an organism develops.
  • The new work could help scientists better understand the formation and function of synapses—the junctions where communication signals are passed between neurons.

New proteomics research is enabling scientists to decipher how neurotransmitter receptors behave and change as an organism develops. The new work could help scientists better understand the formation and function of synapses—the junctions where communication signals are passed between neurons.

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