Electroretinographic assessment of retinal function at high altitude.

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Long-term acclimatization to high-altitude hypoxia modifies interhemispheric functional and structural connectivity in the adult brain Cerebral malaria induces electrophysiological and neurochemical impairment in mice retinal tissue: possible effect on glutathione and glutamatergic system.

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Electroretinographic assessment of retinal function at high altitude.

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Gabriel Willmann

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M Dominik Fischer

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