Doublecortin expression levels in adult brain reflect neurogenesis
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Jürgen Winkler | Robert Aigner | Beate Winner | U. Bogdahn | J. Winkler | H. Kuhn | S. Couillard-Després | B. Winner | R. Aigner | L. Aigner | N. Weidner | Ulrich Bogdahn | Ludwig Aigner | Norbert Weidner | Maurice Vroemen | Sebastien Couillard‐Despres | Susanne Schaubeck | Hans‐Georg Kuhn | M. Vroemen | S. Schaubeck
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