Distinct Roles for Two Histamine Receptors (hclA and hclB) at the Drosophila Photoreceptor Synapse
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Roger C. Hardie | Thomas Roeder | Mikko Juusola | Andreas S. Thum | Antonios Pantazis | Anton Nikolaev | Ashvina Segaran | T. Roeder | R. Hardie | A. Nikolaev | M. Juusola | Jens Rister | A. Thum | A. Pantazis | Che-Hsiung Liu | Che-Hsiung Liu | Jens Rister | Eugene Semenov | A. Segaran | Eugene P. Semenov
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