Alcohol improves cerebellar learning deficit in myoclonus-dystonia: A clinical and electrophysiological investigation.

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Anne Weissbach

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Elisa Werner

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Julien F Bally

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Kirsten E Zeuner

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Norbert Brüggemann

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Sebastian Löns

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Sinem Tunc

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Tobias Bäumer

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Vera Tadic

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