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Connections two neurons and glutamate

Connection between two neurons (synapse), which communicate via the neurotransmitter glutamate. NCDN ‘assists’ the transmission of glutamate to receptors. Impaired NCDN function, as found in the children studied, inhibits signalling.
Niklas Dahl
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