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Deep-phenotype characterization of GRIN1 zebrafish models, a new tool to study GRIN-related disorders

Sílvia Locubiche Serra, Mireia Olivella, Flavia de Santis, Davide Rubbini, Xavier Altafaj, Javier Terriente

FENS Forum 2024(2024)

Messe Wien Exhibition & Congress Center, Vienna, Austria

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FENS Forum 2024

Messe Wien Exhibition & Congress Center, Vienna, Austria

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Sílvia Locubiche Serra, Mireia Olivella, Flavia de Santis, Davide Rubbini, Xavier Altafaj, Javier Terriente

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FENS Forum 2024

2024

Messe Wien Exhibition & Congress Center, Vienna, Austria

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Deep-phenotype characterization of GRIN1 zebrafish models, a new tool to study GRIN-related disorders

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