The Postsynaptic Glutamate Receptor Subunit DGluR-IIA Mediates Long-Term Plasticity in Drosophila
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Stephan J Sigrist | D. Reiff | S. Sigrist | Philippe R. Thiel | C. Schuster | Dierk F Reiff | Christoph M Schuster | Philippe R Thiel
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