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Craft a paragraph that describes assays of synaptic function in C. elegans. Below is a topic...

Craft a paragraph that describes assays of synaptic function in C. elegans. Below is a topic sentence for this paragraph. Finish this paragraph. Be sure to provide appropriate citations in the bibliographic format of your choosing.

Pharmacological based assays have been optimized to identify synaptic defects within mutant strains of C. elegans.

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