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Foxa1 is essential for development and functional integrity of the subthalamic nucleus.

Foxa1 is essential for development and functional integrity of the subthalamic nucleus.

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Identification of Transmembrane Protease Serine 2 and Forkhead Box A1 As the Potential Bisphenol A Responsive Genes in the Neonatal Male Rat Brain.

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Foxa1 is essential for development and functional integrity of the subthalamic nucleus.

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