Estrogen-Dependent Changes in Dura Mater Microvasculature Add New Insights to the Pathogenesis of Headache.

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Olga V Glinskii

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Virginia H Huxley

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10.3389/FNEUR.2017.00549

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Vladislav V. Glinsky

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