Disturbed trafficking of dystrophin and associated proteins in targetoid phenomena after chronic muscle denervation.

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Disturbed trafficking of dystrophin and associated proteins in targetoid phenomena after chronic muscle denervation.

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Disturbed trafficking of dystr ...... er chronic muscle denervation.

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Disturbed trafficking of dystr ...... er chronic muscle denervation.

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Disturbed trafficking of dystr ...... er chronic muscle denervation.

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Burgunder JM

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Lin S

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von Fellenberg A

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Target fibers in multiple sclerosis: implications for pathogenesis.

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10.1046/J.0305-1846.2004.00529.X

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