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The Axonal Transport of Slowly Migrating (3H)leucine Labelled Proteins and the Regeneration Rate in Regenerating Hypoglossal and Vagus Nerves of the Rabbit

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Journal Brain Res
Specialty Neurology
Date 1974 Dec 6
PMID 4140008
Citations 9
Authors
M Frizell
J Sjostrand
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