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From Synapse to Genome: the Role of Immediate-early Genes in Permanent Alterations in the Central Nat is a most essential question, for therein probably lies the ultimate secret of memory.’ There has been a good deal of progress since 1970 in this area but it still remains an area of mystery. In this chapter we are going to review the evidence that long-term changes in the brain involve the genom

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Control of Exocytosis in Secretory Cells: the Adrenal Chromaffin Cell,gulated exocytosis (Burgoyne, 1984a; Rink and Knight, 1988; Winkler, 1988). The adrenal chromaffin cell is derived, during embryogenesis, from precursors that also give rise to sympathetic neurons and has many neuronlike properties. This review will concentrate on information from work on adrenal ch

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