Phosphacan acts as a repulsive cue in murine and rat cerebellar granule cells in a TAG‐1/GD3 rafts‐dependent manner
Keisuke Komatsuya(Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Medical Science), Kohji Kasahara(Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Medical Science), Yasushi Shimoda(Nagaoka University of Technology), Nobuaki Maeda(Fuchu Hospital), Motoyuki Shimonaka(Tokyo University of Science), Tomohiro Iguchi(Fukuoka Higashi Medical Center), Naomasa Yamamoto(Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Medical Science), Yasuo Takeda(Mie University), Ikuo Kawashima(Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Medical Science), Nobuo Sugiura(Aichi Medical University), Michiko Fukuyama(Tokyo University of Science), Kiyoshi Ogura(Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Medical Science), Norihito Kikuchi(Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Medical Science)
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