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Development of prefrontal layer III pyramidal neurons in infants with Down syndrome
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Mario Vukšić
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Zdravko Petanjek
Published/Copyright:
September 24, 2011
Published Online: 2011-9-24
Published in Print: 2011-9-1
© 2011 Versita Warsaw
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Keywords for this article
Down syndrome;
Association cortex;
Layer IIIc pyramidal neurons;
Rapid Golgi method;
Quantitative analysis
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