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1997
Abstract Pure X-linked spastic paraplegia, MASA, and X-linked hydrocephalus due to an acqueduct stenosis, seem to be the result of the mutations of the same gene called Li-CAM. The same mutation in a single family can result in different phenotypes.
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Abstract Pure X-linked spastic paraplegia, MASA, and X-linked hydrocephalus due to an acqueduct stenosis, seem to be the result of the mutations of the same gene called Li-CAM. The same mutation in a single family can result in different phenotypes.
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Archives of Neurology & Psychiatry, 1941
The present investigation is a continuation of anatomic studies on the pyramidal tract of man and is directed at a classification of the large cells of the motor cortex (area 4 of Brodmann). In spite of the fact that the cells designated as Betz or giant cells are probably the best known in the cerebral hemisphere, it is not possible to give an ...
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The present investigation is a continuation of anatomic studies on the pyramidal tract of man and is directed at a classification of the large cells of the motor cortex (area 4 of Brodmann). In spite of the fact that the cells designated as Betz or giant cells are probably the best known in the cerebral hemisphere, it is not possible to give an ...
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The pyramidal tract of the monkey report III: On the “dorsolateral pyramidal tract”
Primates, 1963Noboru Mizuno +4 more
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PYRAMIDAL TRACT. THE BABINSKI SIGN AND DESTRUCTION OF THE PYRAMIDAL TRACT
The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 1945openaire +1 more source
Pyramidal tract degeneration in astrocytoma
Journal of Neuro-Oncology, 2005Heinz, Lahrmann +5 more
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