Microarray Analysis of the Effects of a γ-protein Kinase C Null Mutation on Gene Expression in Striatum: A Role for Transthyretin in Mutant Phenotypes
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Summary
A constitutive null mutation of the neural-specific isotype of protein kinase C (γ-PKC) in mice produces alterations in behavioral traits and responses to ethanol suggesting that γ-P KC-mediated phosphorylation is essential for regulation of some behaviors.
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- 2006-06-10
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Art, Humanities
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