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A team at the University of Cambridge team, working with colleagues at Aston University, UK, and the University of Alberta, Canada, have determined the arrangement of the constituent parts of an uncommon but important type of GABA receptor in the brain.

These receptors in the central nervous system play important roles in the body’s response to [...]

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