mHGTD-P mediates hypoxic neuronal cell death via the release of apoptosis-inducing factor
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This work was supported by the Neurobiology Research Program from Korea Ministry of Science and Technology and by Korea Science and Engineering Foundation Grant R13-2002-020-01002-0.
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