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The Journal of Neuroscience, March 3, 2004, ():

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A Conserved Postsynaptic Transmembrane Protein Affecting Neuromuscular Signaling in Caenorhabditis elegans
J. Neurosci. Loria et al. 24: 2191

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• Supplemental Movie 1
• supplemental Fig. 1 - Supplementary Figure 1: Anatomy of muscle end plates. A transgenic animal expressing the C50F7.1::gfp reporter construct (a gift from A.S. Wenick) is shown. This reporter is expressed in a single bilaterally symmetric group of body wall muscle cells in the mid-body region, thus allowing to visualize muscle arm structure. Expression is also observed in a subset of ventral nerve cord axons. Note the muscle arms extending into the VNC, where they branch. Similar observations have been made by electron microscopy (D.H.Hall, pers.comm.).
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