A genomic survey uses innovative genetics to make neurons susceptible to RNA-mediated gene inactivation. The results implicate many genes in communication at the synapse between neurons and muscle.
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Bargmann, C. Genomics reaches the synapse. Nature 436, 473–474 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1038/436473a
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