Human neural stem cell transplants improve motor function in a rat model of Huntington's disease
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Jeffrey H Kordower | Clive N Svendsen | J. Kordower | C. Svendsen | J. McBride | E. Chen | Jodi L McBride | Rebekah J Jakel | Er-Yun Chen | Soshana P Behrstock | Irwin Siegel | R. Jakel | S. Behrstock | Irwin Siegel
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