The graph of the plain Gamma() function is shown in Figure 2. Notice that Gamma(n) = Factorial(n-1), for example, Gamma(4.0) = Factorial(3) = 3 * 2 * 1 = 6.0. The LogGamma(z) function cannot be ...

Neurexins are essential presynaptic cell-adhesion molecules whose biological significance is poorly understood. Here, the authors interrogate Nrxn3 function in two brain regions, using two types ...