Topoisomerase 3β knockout mice show transcriptional and behavioural impairments associated with neurogenesis and synaptic plasticity
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Wai Lim Ku | M. Mattson | A. Sharov | K. Zhao | K. Becker | H. van Praag | Yue Wang | W. Shen | Weidong Wang | K. Fishbein | Yongqing Zhang | N. Sah | R. McDevitt | Yi Ding | W. Peng | Yutong Xue | Y. Joo | Aoji Xie | Simone Bossi | Soumita Ghosh | R. Spencer | Seung kyu Lee | S. Su
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