Synaptopodin and 4 novel genes identified in primary sensory neurons
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W. Robberecht | S. Serneels | D. Huylebroeck | A. Schenone | L. Nobbio | N. Verpoorten | K. Verhoeven | V. Timmerman | Z. Berneman | S. Weckx | A. Zwijsen | J. D. Favero | A. Jacobs | L. Bosch | P. Jonghe | O. Delapeyrière | C. Ceuterick | E. Dessaud | D. R. Bockstaele
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