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Twists and Turns (non-helical) on the Transcriptional Road to Oxidative Neuronal Death: Implications for Brain Protection and Repair
Twists and Turns (non-helical) on the Transcriptional Road to Oxidative Neuronal Death: Implications for Brain Protection and Repair
PRESENTATION:
Grand Rounds
May 2019
Venue:
Yale School of Medicine, Neurology Grand Rounds
Featured Researchers
Rajiv R. Ratan, M.D., Ph.D.
Chief Executive Officer
Burke Professor, Associate Dean (affiliate)
Weill Cornell Medicine
Associated
Research Labs:
Ratan Lab
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Cell Death
