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Axonal neuregulin 1 is a rate limiting but not essential factor for nerve remyelination.

author

Federica La Russa

James R Perkins

Jack H Brelstaff

Stephen B. McMahon

1954 - 2021

David L Bennett

Carmen Birchmeier

Ana Antunes-Martins

Jorge Galino

Florence R Fricker

Alistair N Garratt

published in: Brain

date of publication: 2013-07-01

language: English

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