Subunit Composition of Functional Nicotinic Receptors in Dopaminergic Neurons Investigated with Knock-Out Mice
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Nicolas Le Novère | Cecilia Gotti | J. Changeux | N. L. Le Novère | C. Gotti | F. Clementi | J. McIntosh | C. Przybylski | C. Léna | D. David | A. Gardier | Clément Léna | Jean-Pierre Changeux | Denis J David | Cédric Przybylski | F. Rossi | M. Moretti | Francesco Clementi | Milena Moretti | F. M. Rossi | J Michael McIntosh | Alain M Gardier | Nicolas Champtiaux | Matilde Cordero-Erausquin | Francesco M Rossi | N. Champtiaux | M. Cordero-Erausquin
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