Rapid increase of spines by dihydrotestosterone and testosterone in hippocampal neurons: Dependence on synaptic androgen receptor and kinase networks
Yusuke Hatanaka(University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa), Suguru Kawato(Japan Science and Technology Agency), Ayako Hiragushi(The University of Tokyo), Jonghyuk Kim(The University of Tokyo), Muneki Ikeda(RIKEN Center for Brain Science), Yasushi Hojo(Japan Science and Technology Agency), Yoshimasa Komatsuzaki(Tokyo University of the Arts), Gen Murakami(Tokyo Dental College), Tetsuya Kimoto(Japan Science and Technology Agency), Hideo Mukai(Japan Science and Technology Agency)
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