Age-related dendritic growth in dentate gyrus of human brain is followed by regression in the 'oldest old'. (Q48444869)

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English	Age-related dendritic growth in dentate gyrus of human brain is followed by regression in the 'oldest old'.	scientific article published in October 1985

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Age-related dendritic growth in dentate gyrus of human brain is followed by regression in the 'oldest old'. (English)

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Flood DG

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Buell SJ

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Defiore CH

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Horwitz GJ

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Coleman PD

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1 October 1985

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Brain Research

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345

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2

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