GDNF overexpression fails to provoke muscle recovery from botulinum toxin poisoning: a preliminary study.

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Hank H Sun

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Kenny F Lin

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Matthew R Macewan

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Philip J Johnson

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Susan E Mackinnon

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10.1002/MICR.21967

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