Association study of KIBRA gene with memory performance in a Japanese population
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Takashi Morihara | Masao Iwase | Takashi Kudo | Hiroaki Kazui | Hidetoshi Takahashi | Masatoshi Takeda | Tetsuhiko Yoshida | Hidenaga Yamamori | Yuka Yasuda | Ryota Hashimoto | T. Kudo | H. Kazui | K. Ohi | R. Hashimoto | M. Iwase | Hidetoshi Takahashi | M. Takeda | H. Yamamori | Toshihisa Tanaka | T. Morihara | S. Tagami | M. Okochi | Y. Yasuda | Kazutaka Ohi | N. Iike | Tetsuhiko Yoshida | Motoyuki Fukumoto | Naomi Iike | Shinji Tagami | Masayasu Okochi | Toshihisa Tanaka | M. Fukumoto | Kouzin Kamino | Noriyuki Hayashi | Hironori Takamura | Ryohei Ishii | Hironori Takamura | K. Kamino | Noriyuki Hayashi | R. Ishii
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