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[The neuroprotective B2 strengthens the aggregation of unfolded protein in Huntington chorea and Parkinson disease].

Oliver O Saur and Holger H Stark

Pharm Unserer Zeit 35(6):474-5 (2006) PMID 17137075

DOI: 10.1002/pauz.200690127
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