A cDNA microarray analysis of gene expression profiles in rat hippocampus following a ketogenic diet.
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Dong Wook Kim | J. Rho | S. Kang | G. Cho | W. Choi | H. Noh | Sang Soo Kang | Gyeong Jae Cho | Wan Sung Choi | Hae Sook Noh | Hee Po Lee | Jong M Rho | D. W. Kim | H. Lee
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