Striatal volume loss in HD as measured by MRI and the influence of CAG repeat
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N Makris | N. Makris | H. D. Rosas | D. Kennedy | L. Seidman | M. Patti | M. Beal | W. Koroshetz | J. Goodman | B. Jenkins | Y. Chen | B G Jenkins | W J Koroshetz | M F Beal | Y. I. Chen | D N Kennedy | L J Seidman | H D Rosas | Y I Chen | M. Patti | J Goodman | M Patti | H. Rosas
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