Regulation of a protein phosphatase cascade allows convergent dopamine and glutamate signals to activate ERK in the striatum.
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Angus C Nairn | Paul Greengard | Denis Hervé | Jean-Antoine Girault | Per Svenningsson | Jean-Christophe Corvol | Emmanuel Valjent | P. Greengard | A. Nairn | P. Svenningsson | J. Girault | E. Valjent | J. Caboche | J. Corvol | D. Hervé | H. Enslen | Surojit Paul | P. Lombroso | V. Pascoli | Vincent Pascoli | Alexandre Stipanovich | Paul J Lombroso | Hervé Enslen | Jocelyne Caboche | Surojit Paul | Alexandre Stipanovich | Paul Greengard | Per Svenningsson | Jean-Antoine Girault | Hervé Enslen | J. Corvol | Hervé Enslen | Surojit Paul | Hervé Enslen | Hervé Enslen
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