A Drosophila Neurexin Is Required for Septate Junction and Blood-Nerve Barrier Formation and Function
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Andreas Prokop | Kendal Broadie | Hugo J Bellen | J. Littleton | K. Broadie | H. Bellen | J. Lengyel | M. Bhat | S. Baumgartner | A. Prokop | R. Chiquet‐Ehrismann | Ruth Chiquet-Ehrismann | Stefan Baumgartner | J.Troy Littleton | Manzoor A Bhat | Ruth Harbecke | Judith A Lengyel | R. Harbecke
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