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NT-3 promotes nerve regeneration and sensory improvement in CMT1A mouse models and in patients
Z. Sahenk, H. N. Nagaraja, B. S. McCracken, W. M. King, M. L. Freimer, J. M. Cedarbaum, J. R. Mendell
First published July 6, 2005, DOI: https://doi.org/10.1212/01.WNL.0000171978.70849.c5
Z. Sahenk
H. N. Nagaraja
B. S. McCracken
W. M. King
M. L. Freimer
J. M. Cedarbaum
NT-3 promotes nerve regeneration and sensory improvement in CMT1A mouse models and in patients
Z. Sahenk, H. N. Nagaraja, B. S. McCracken, W. M. King, M. L. Freimer, J. M. Cedarbaum, J. R. Mendell
Neurology Sep 2005, 65 (5) 681-689; DOI: 10.1212/01.WNL.0000171978.70849.c5
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- Z. Sahenk, MD, PhD,
- H. N. Nagaraja, PhD,
- B. S. McCracken, CCRC,
- W. M. King, PT,
- M. L. Freimer, MD,
- J. M. Cedarbaum, MD and
- J. R. Mendell, MD
- Z. Sahenk, MD, PhD,
- H. N. Nagaraja, PhD,
- B. S. McCracken, CCRC,
- W. M. King, PT,
- M. L. Freimer, MD,
- J. M. Cedarbaum, MD and
- J. R. Mendell, MD
- From the Departments of Neurology (Drs. Sahenk, McCracken, King, Freimer, and Mendell), Pediatrics (Drs. Sahenk and Mendell), and Statistics (Dr. Nagaraja), Ohio State University, Columbus; and Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (Dr. Cedarbaum), Tarrytown, NY.
- Address correspondence and reprint requests to Dr. Z. Sahenk, Columbus Children’s Research Institute, Molecular Medicine Division, 700 Children’s Drive, Room WA 3024, Columbus, OH 43205; e-mail: Sahenk.1{at}osu.edu
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