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Contact: David Orenstein
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Brown University
Caption: The binding of the synthetic compound CN2097 (yellow in these renderings) to the synaptic protein PSD-95 restores healthy neural function in mice with the Angelman syndrome gene mutation.
Credit: Marshall Lab/Brown University
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