Functional Genomic Analysis of Remyelination Reveals Importance of Inflammation in Oligodendrocyte Regeneration

Functional Genomic Analysis of Remyelination Reveals Importance of Inflammation in Oligodendrocyte Regeneration
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10.1523/jneurosci.23-30-09824.2003
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2003-10
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The Journal of Neuroscience
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H. Arnett;Ying Wang;G. Matsushima;Kinuko Suzuki;J. Ting
H. Arnett;Ying Wang;G. Matsushima;Kinuko Suzuki;J. Ting
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H. Arnett;Ying Wang;G. Matsushima;Kinuko Suzuki;J. Ting

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