Dynein Silencing is Essential for Anterograde Cargo Transport in Axons

Tuesday, February 11 2020, 11am

Room S175, Paul D. Coverdell Center

Katie Drerup

Unit on Neuronal Cell Biology, NICHD

National Institutes of Health

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