Cholinergic Pathway SNPs and Postural Control in 477 Older Adults

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Cholinergic Pathway SNPs and Postural Control in 477 Older Adults

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Cholinergic Pathway SNPs and Postural Control in 477 Older Adults

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Ann-Kathrin Hauser

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Carina Arnold

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Claudia Schulte

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Florian Metzger

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Gerhard W Eschweiler

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Laura Zaunbrecher

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Mariana Moscovich

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Ulrike Sünkel

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scholarly article

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10.3389/FNAGI.2018.00260

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English

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Daniela Berg

Thomas Gasser

Walter Maetzler

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2018-01-01T00:00:00Z

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30233352

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Ageing

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