DIP/WISH deficiency enhances synaptic function and performance in the Barnes maze
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M. Tominaga | T. Miyakawa | R. Harrison | Zhengping Jia | S. Asrar | K. Takao | M. Matsui | M. Salter | K. Shibasaki | Jaina Negandhi | Tomoko Fukumi-Tominaga | Keiko Kaneko
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