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Stochastic growth and ligand–receptor interaction-mediated stabilization generate stereotyped dendritic arbors

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By Rebecca Shi, Xue Yan Ho, Li Tao, Landon Bayless-Edwards, Caitlin Taylor, Ting Zhao, Wei Zou, Malcolm C. Lizzappi, Kelsie Eichel, Tianyi Mao, Kang Shen
| Nature Verified
Abstract Stereotyped dendritic arbors are shaped by dynamic and stochastic growth during neuronal development. It remains unclear how guidance receptors and ligands coordinate branch dynamic growth, retraction and stabilization to specify dendritic arbors.
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Topsham care home residents row 300 miles in week-long charity challenge

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By Caitlin Taylor
| Exeter Today Verified
Residents and staff at a care home in Topsham have completed a week-long indoor rowing challenge, raising more than £500 for charity with help from the local community. Participants at Watermeadow Grange care home set themselves the ambitious goal of rowing a combined 300 miles in seven days to raise money for the British Heart Foundation. By the end of the challenge, the group had raised £520 for the charity.
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Cranbrook pupils attend Met Office Climate Camp to explore sustainability

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By Caitlin Taylor
| Exeter Today Verified
Five pupils from Cranbrook Education Campus’s Eco-Club visited the Met Office as part of its Climate Camp programme, taking part in workshops and tours designed to demonstrate practical approaches to sustainability and climate science. During the visit, pupils toured the facility, met staff working in climate-focused roles, and participated in hands-on workshops addressing environmental challenges. The visit builds on Cranbrook Education Campus’s ongoing environmental initiatives.
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