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Goodman, K. Marie, Rubinstein, R., Thu, C. Aye, Mannepalli, S., Bahna, F., Ahlsen, G., Rittenhouse, C., Maniatis, T., Honig, B., and Shapiro, L. (2016) γ-Protocadherin structural diversity and functional implications.. Elife. 10.7554/eLife.20930

Goodman, K. Marie, Rubinstein, R., Thu, C. Aye, Bahna, F., Mannepalli, S., Ahlsen, G., Rittenhouse, C., Maniatis, T., Honig, B., and Shapiro, L. (2016) Structural Basis of Diverse Homophilic Recognition by Clustered α- and β-Protocadherins.. Neuron. 90, 709-23

Rubinstein, R., Thu, C. Aye, Goodman, K. Marie, Wolcott, H. Noelle, Bahna, F., Mannepalli, S., Ahlsen, G., Chevee, M., Halim, A., Clausen, H., Maniatis, T., Shapiro, L., and Honig, B. (2015) Molecular logic of neuronal self-recognition through protocadherin domain interactions. Cell. 163, 629-42

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