Presynaptic targeting of botulinum neurotoxin type A requires a tripartite PSG‐Syt1‐SV2 plasma membrane nanocluster for synaptic vesicle entry
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G. Balistreri | J. Cooper-White | Merja Joensuu | R. Parton | B. Collins | F. Meunier | Christopher Small | Anmin Jiang | V. Lanoue | Saber H. Saber | M. Cousin | T. Wallis | Rachel S. Gormal | Nadja Krez | A. Rummel | Parnayan Syed | Ailisa Blum | Shanley Sanders | Ruby Cooper-White | J. Rae | S. Mahrhold | Vanessa Lanoue | S. H. Saber | N. Krez
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