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Removing NSF from D2-receptor cells left mice with a smaller striatum and less dopamine
A University of Fukui group deleted the membrane fusion protein NSF only in dopamine D2 receptor cells. The mice lost those cells during development, ended up with a smaller striatum, and behaved like an ADHD model.
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