TDP-43 accumulation in inclusion body myopathy muscle suggests a common pathogenic mechanism with frontotemporal dementia
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A. Pestronk | P. Hanson | M. Forman | V. Kimonis | C. Weihl | P. Temiz | C. Smith | A Pestronk | P I Hanson | C C Weihl | P Temiz | S E Miller | G Watts | C Smith | M Forman | V Kimonis | G. Watts | S. Miller | S. Miller | Charles D. Smith | Peyker Temiz
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