GABA and histogenesis in fetal and neonatal mouse brain lacking both the isoforms of glutamic acid decarboxylase
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- 1999-04-14
著者
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Obata Kunihiko
Laboratory Of Neurochemistry National Institute For Physiological Sciences And School Of Life Scienc
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Obata Kunihiko
Laboratory Of Neurochemistry Department Of Molecular Physiology National Institute For Physiological
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JI Fengyun
Laboratory of Neurochemistry, National Institute for Physiological Sciences and School of Life Scien
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KANBARA Nobuko
Laboratory of Neurochemistry, National Institute for Physiological Sciences and School of Life Scien
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Ji Fengyun
Laboratory Of Neurochemistry National Institute For Physiological Sciences And School Of Life Scienc
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Ji Fengyun
Laboratory Of Neurochemistry National Institute For Physiological Sciences And School Of Life Scienc
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Kanbara Nobuko
Laboratory Of Neurochemistry National Institute For Physiological Sciences And School Of Life Scienc
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