Gene expression profiling in the post-mortem human brain — no cause for dismay
Authors:
- S. BahnSBS. Bahn
- S.J AugoodSAS.J Augood
- M. RyanMRM. Ryan
- D.G. StandaertDSD.G. Standaert
- M. StarkeyMSM. Starkey
- P.C EmsonPEP.C Emson
- 1 July 2001
- journal article
- review article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Chemical Neuroanatomy
- Vol. 22 (1-2) , 79-94
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