pH measurement as quality control on human post mortem brain tissue: a study of the BrainNet Europe consortium
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G Halliday | P Riederer | P Falkai | P. Falkai | P. Riederer | I. Alafuzoff | E. Grünblatt | A. Schmitt | S. Al-Saraj | K. Keyvani | J. Schittenhelm | C. Harper | C. Mclean | W. Roggendorf | C. Monoranu | B Puppe | I Alafuzoff | C McLean | J Schittenhelm | W Roggendorf | E Grünblatt | C Harper | A Schmitt | B. Puppe | C M Monoranu | M Apfelbacher | I Ferrer | S Al-Saraj | K Keyvani | J Kril | G. Halliday | J. Kril | I. Ferrer | M. Apfelbacher | C. Mclean | Glenda M. Halliday | Jillian J. Kril | Peter Riederer | Clive Harper | Safa Al-Saraj | Irina Alafuzoff | P. Falkai | Edna Grünblatt | Jens Schittenhelm | K. Keyvani | Bernhard Puppe | Andrea Schmitt | Wolfgang Roggendorf
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