SummaryThe development of neuronal dendritic trees involves positive and negative control of growth and branching, as well as modulation of the spacing and orientation of branches. A new study reveals the importance of a membrane fusogen in the dendrite arborization of a pair of highly-branched worm sensory neurons
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