Reduction in the ratio of beta-preprotachykinin to preproenkephalin messenger RNA expression in postmortem human putamen during aging and in patients with status lacunaris. Implications for the susceptibility to parkinsonism (Q48594326)

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scientific article published in September 1997
  • Reduction in the ratio of β-preprotachykinin to preproenkephalin messenger RNA expression in postmortem human putamen during aging and in patients with status lacunaris. Implications for the susceptibility to parkinsonism
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Reduction in the ratio of beta-preprotachykinin to preproenkephalin messenger RNA expression in postmortem human putamen during aging and in patients with status lacunaris. Implications for the susceptibility to parkinsonism
scientific article published in September 1997
  • Reduction in the ratio of β-preprotachykinin to preproenkephalin messenger RNA expression in postmortem human putamen during aging and in patients with status lacunaris. Implications for the susceptibility to parkinsonism

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Reduction in the ratio of beta-preprotachykinin to preproenkephalin messenger RNA expression in postmortem human putamen during aging and in patients with status lacunaris. Implications for the susceptibility to parkinsonism (English)
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