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A Single Transcript Knockdown-Replacement Strategy Employing 5' UTR Secondary Structures to Precisely Titrate Rescue Protein Translation by Millette, Matthew M, Holland, Elizabeth D, Tenpas, Tanner J, Dent, Erik W

“…One overarching goal of gene therapy is the replacement of faulty genes with functional ones. A significant hurdle is presented by the fact that under- or…”
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A methodology for specific disruption of microtubule polymerization into dendritic spines by Holland, Elizabeth D, Miller, Hannah L, Millette, Matthew M, Taylor, Russell J, Drucker, Gabrielle L, Dent, Erik W

“…Dendritic spines, the mushroom-shaped extensions along dendritic shafts of excitatory neurons, are critical for synaptic function and are one of the first…”
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Signaling to the microtubule cytoskeleton: An unconventional role for CaMKII by McVicker, Derrick P., Millette, Matthew M., Dent, Erik W.

“…Synaptic plasticity is a hallmark of the nervous system and is thought to be integral to higher brain functions such as learning and memory. Calcium, acting as…”
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Testosterone may increase selective attention to threat in young male macaques by Lacreuse, Agnès, King, Hanna M., Kurdziel, Laura B., Partan, Sarah R., Caldwell, Kaelyn M., Chiavetta, Margaret R., Millette, Matthew M., Meyer, Jerrold S., Grow, Daniel R.

“…Animal studies indicate that sex hormones have widespread effects on the brain, cognition and emotion, but findings in humans are inconsistent. Well-controlled…”
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Signaling to the microtubule cytoskeleton: An unconventional role for C a MKII by McVicker, Derrick P., Millette, Matthew M., Dent, Erik W.

“…Synaptic plasticity is a hallmark of the nervous system and is thought to be integral to higher brain functions such as learning and memory. Calcium, acting as…”
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A Novel Approach for Inducible, Reversible Gene Replacement and Its Application to the Study of Drebrin/EB3 Interaction in Dendritic Spines by Millette, Matthew M

“…Changes in the molecular content of dendritic spines precede and are necessary for long-term potentiation (LTP), widely considered a cellular substrate of…”
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