Increased glutamate and glutamine levels and their relationship to astrocytes and dopaminergic transmissions in the brains of adults with autism
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R. Hashimoto | T. Obata | Motoaki Nakamura | T. Suhara | Y. Aoki | K. Matsuoka | M. Higuchi | K. Tagai | G. Sugihara | K. Takahata | T. Itahashi | C. Seki | M. Zhang | Yasuharu Yamamoto | H. Shimada | S. Tei | Y. Takado | J. Fujino | M. Kubota | H. Ohta | Nobumasa Kato | H. Takahashi | Masaki Oya
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