In vivo impact of presynaptic calcium channel dysfunction on motor axons in episodic ataxia type 2.

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Andrea Haworth

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David Burke

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Hugh Bostock

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Mary G Sweeney

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Michael G Hanna

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Robert C Griggs

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Robyn W Labrum

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S Veronica Tan

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Susan E Tomlinson

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Vaneesha S Gibbons

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10.1093/BRAIN/AWV380

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Pt 2

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