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Figure 3.Molecular organization of the PSD of excitatory synapses. Schematic diagram of the major proteins of the PSD, with protein interactions indicated by direct contacts or overlaps between the proteins. The relative numbers of the proteins shown correlate roughly with their relative abundance in PSDs of forebrain. Copy numbers of most adhesion molecules and ion channels are unknown (indicated by dark gray lines). Each CaMKII shape represents a dodecamer.<br />
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