Evidence points to _______ as a key ingredient in the basal lamina that allows synapses to regenerate following cutting of the nerve and muscle fibers.

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Agrin is a key molecule involved in the organization of the synaptic basal lamina and is crucial for the regeneration of synapses after nerve and muscle fibers have been cut. It plays a significant role in the neuromuscular junction by inducing the aggregation of acetylcholine receptors on the muscle surface.

Evidence Points to _______ as a Key Ingredient in the Basal