Neuronal carbonic anhydrase VII provides GABAergic excitatory drive to exacerbate febrile seizures
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Juha Voipio | Ilya Kirilkin | J. Voipio | K. Kaila | N. Šestan | A. Huebner | C. Hübner | P. Blaesse | E. Ruusuvuori | Alexey Y. Yukin | Kai Kaila | Nenad Šestan | Alexey Y Yukin | Eva Ruusuvuori | Antje K Huebner | Peter Blaesse | Mohamed Helmy | Hyo Jung Kang | Malek El Muayed | J Christopher Hennings | Christian A Hübner | Malek El Muayed | M. Helmy | I. Kirilkin | Hyo Jung Kang | J. Christopher Hennings
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