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Event-Related Potential Patterns Associated With Hyperarousal in Gulf War Illness Syndrome Groups

NeuroToxicology - Netherlands
doi 10.1016/j.neuro.2012.06.001
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ToxicologyNeuroscience
Date

October 1, 2012

Authors
Gail D. TillmanClifford S. CalleyTimothy A. GreenVirginia I. BuhlMelanie M. BiggsJeffrey S. SpenceRichard W. BriggsRobert W. HaleyJohn HartMichael A. Kraut
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Elsevier BV


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