Terminal Schwann Cells Lead Synapse Remodelling following Injury(1,2). (Q41189096)

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English	Terminal Schwann Cells Lead Synapse Remodelling following Injury(1,2).	scientific article published on 12 November 2014

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Terminal Schwann Cells Lead Synapse Remodelling following Injury(1,2). (English)

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Schwann cell

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Zarin Zainul

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12 November 2014

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10.1523/ENEURO.0028-14.2014

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