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Correlations in Timing of Sodium Channel Expression, Epilepsy, and Sudden Death in Dravet Syndrome

Channels - United States
doi 10.4161/chan.26023
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MedicineBiochemistryBiophysics
Date

November 2, 2013

Authors
Christine S CheahRuth E WestenbroekWilliam H RodenFranck KalumeJohn C OakleyLaura A JansenWilliam A Catterall
Publisher

Informa UK Limited


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