Targeted Gene Inactivation of Calpain-1 Suppresses Cortical Degeneration Due to Traumatic Brain Injury and Neuronal Apoptosis Induced by Oxidative Stress*
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Kaori H. Yamada | A. Chishti | I. Herman | C. Tiruppathì | S. Kuchay | Stacey E. Seidl | Kaori H Yamada | Adam J. Wieschhaus | I. Chishti | Premanand C. Sundivakkam | D. Kozlowski | S. Lance | A. Wieschhaus | C. Tiruppathi
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