A Post-Synaptic Scaffold at the Origin of the Animal Kingdom

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@BillyPhysics @ColinJFordham @CarlyAmanda2 @AiG The chronology is written by ancient people who we know did not write history the way we modern people do. We do know that sea sponges have genes that code for synapses. Why would they evolve such genes sinc

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http://t.co/MfbHWj5orc Post-synaptic protein homologues in Porifera? I am intrigued.

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