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Loss of STOP Protein Impairs Peripheral Olfactory Neurogenesis
Journal article published in 2010 by
Karelle Benardais,
Basem Kasem,
Alice Couegnas,
Brigitte Samama,
Sebastien Fernandez,
Christiane Schaeffer,
Maria-Cristina Antal 
,
Didier Job,
Annie Schweitzer,
Annie Andrieux,
Anne Giersch,
Astrid Nehlig,
Nelly Boehm
,
Didier Job,
Annie Schweitzer,
Annie Andrieux,
Anne Giersch,
Astrid Nehlig,
Nelly Boehm
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Abstract
In conclusion, STOP protein seems to be involved in the establishment of synapses in the olfactory glomerulus. Our results indicate that the olfactory system of STOP null mice is a well-suited experimental model (1) for the study of the mechanism of action of STOP protein in synaptic function/plasticity and (2) for pathophysiological studies of the mechanisms of altered neuronal connections in schizophrenia.