Loss of mouse Stmn2 function causes motor neuropathy
Irune Guerra San Juan(Harvard University), Kevin Eggan(Broad Institute), Matthijs Verhage(Amsterdam Neuroscience), Alexander B. Dorr(Broad Institute), Deirdre Potter(Harvard University), Francesco Limone(New York University), Aaron Burberry(Case Western Reserve University), Joseph R. Klim(Broad Institute), Alexander Benavides Couto(Broad Institute), Greta Pintacuda(Broad Institute), Marcel F. Leyton-Jaimes(Broad Institute), Caroline Noble(Harvard University), Brian Joseph(Columbia University Irving Medical Center), Leslie A. Nash(Broad Institute), Amie L. Holmes(Harvard University), Kevin S. Smith(Broad Institute), Veronika Melnik(Harvard University), Menglu Qian(Broad Institute), D. Eric Whisenant(Harvard University)
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