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Activation of ±2A adrenoceptors alters dendritic spine development and the expression of spinophilin in cultured cortical neurons

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Hu, Jingyao
Vidovic, Maria
Chen, Ming-Ming
Lu, Qun-Ying
Song, Zan-Min

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α2 adrenoceptors have been shown to regulate the development of dendrites in mammalian cortical neurones. In this study we have investigated how agonists of α2 adrenoceptors affect length and density of dendritic spines in cultured cortical neurones fro

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Brain Research

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2037-12-31