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Polymorphisms in the GluR2 gene are not associated with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis

A. Goris | Robert H. Brown | C. Broeckhoven | K. Sleegers | A. Al-Chalabi | C. Shaw | P. Andersen | A. Birve | J. Glass | J. Landers | J. Melki | W. Robberecht | B. Traynor | N. Verpoorten | V. Timmerman | A. Słowik | M. V. Es | P. Damme | B. Tomik | R. Lemmens | L. Bosch | P. Jonghe | L. V. D. Berg | E. Bogaert | Veerle Geelen | L. Berg | M. A. Es | Robert H. Brown | C. Shaw

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