Differentiation and tropic/trophic effects of exogenous neural precursors in the adult spinal cord.
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Differentiation and tropic/trophic effects of exogenous neural precursors in the adult spinal cord.
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Differentiation and tropic/tro ...... sors in the adult spinal cord.
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Differentiation and tropic/tro ...... sors in the adult spinal cord.
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Differentiation and tropic/tro ...... sors in the adult spinal cord.
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Differentiation and tropic/tro ...... sors in the adult spinal cord.
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Differentiation and tropic/tro ...... sors in the adult spinal cord.
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Differentiation and tropic/tro ...... sors in the adult spinal cord.
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Annie M Welsh
Evan Y Snyder
Susan H Bora
Vassilis E Koliatsos
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10.1002/CNE.20344
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2004-11-01T00:00:00Z