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Opening the Gate: How Structural Insights into Brain Receptors Could Guide New Therapies

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In this talk, I’ll explain how high-resolution imaging can reveal the atomic structures of brain receptors that act as molecular gates for nerve cell communication, and how linking their structure to their function can guide future therapies.

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