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Structure of the Beat–Side complex reveals their interaction is required for neuromuscular system wiring

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By Jessica Priest Verified, Ruiling Zhang, Asaf B. Caspi-Lebovic, James Ashley, Robert Carrillo, Engin Ozkan, Agnieszka M. Olechwier, Vasudha Aher
| Cell Reports Verified
Keywords beaten path family sidestep family Drosophila melanogaster cell surface receptor axon guidance neuromuscular junction protein structure Research topic(s) CP: molecular biology CP: neuroscience Introduction The development of the neuromuscular system is dependent on a molecular landscape controlled by cell-surface and secreted proteins.
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Author Correction: Repulsions instruct synaptic partner matching in an olfactory circuit - Nature

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By Zhuoran Li, Cheng Lyu, Chuanyun Xu, David J. Luginbuhl, Asaf B. Caspi-Lebovic, Jessica Priest Verified, Engin Ozkan
| Nature Verified
Correction to: Nature https://doi.org/10.1038/s41586-025-09768-4 Published online 19 November 2025 Since the version of the article initially published, in the “Generation of cDNA constructs and transgenic flies” section of the Methods and in Supplementary Table 1, the transgenic fly used for experiments in Fig.
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Repulsions instruct synaptic partner matching in an olfactory circuit - Nature

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By Zhuoran Li, Cheng Lyu, Chuanyun Xu, David J. Luginbuhl, Jessica Priest Verified, Engin Ozkan, Asaf B. Caspi-Lebovic
| Nature Verified
Abstract Neurons exhibit extraordinary precision in selecting synaptic partners. Although cell-surface proteins (CSPs) that mediate attractive interactions between developing axons and dendrites have been shown to instruct synaptic partner matching1,2, the degree to which repulsive interactions have a role is less clear.
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