Talk:Neurexin

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Only three members?

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CNTNAP2 and Contactin-associated protein are also described as neurexins, while only 3 members are mentioned both here and in a review in "Genetics". A specialist is needed to clarify this discrepancy. --CopperKettle 09:58, 7 April 2009 (UTC)Reply

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Only three members?

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