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Biallelic variants in CHCHD4 are associated with combined OXPHOS defect leading to mitochondrial disease. [PDF]
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Expanding the Phenotypic Spectrum of SPG4: Autism Spectrum Disorder in Early-Onset and Complex SPAST-HSP and Case Study. [PDF]
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[The riddle of the pyramidal tract].
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Comprehensive Physiology, 1981
Throughout the short history of experimental brain research, the pyramidal tract has attracted much interest from bram scientists (for a detailed account about the history of the pyramidal tract, see Lassek, 1954). Early research on the structure and function of the brain in the nineteenth century was most often performed in a clinical neurological ...
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Throughout the short history of experimental brain research, the pyramidal tract has attracted much interest from bram scientists (for a detailed account about the history of the pyramidal tract, see Lassek, 1954). Early research on the structure and function of the brain in the nineteenth century was most often performed in a clinical neurological ...
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Archives of Neurology & Psychiatry, 1936
Knowledge of the pyramidal system is incomplete and confused because too much reliance has been placed on study of normal histologic material rather than on critical experimental methods. This is especially true of the rabbit. According to Linowiecki,1the pyramidal tract of the rabbit is located in the lateral funiculus of the spinal cord.
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Knowledge of the pyramidal system is incomplete and confused because too much reliance has been placed on study of normal histologic material rather than on critical experimental methods. This is especially true of the rabbit. According to Linowiecki,1the pyramidal tract of the rabbit is located in the lateral funiculus of the spinal cord.
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Journal of Neuropathology and Experimental Neurology, 1944
The many investigators of the human pyramidal system have been handicapped in not being able either to produce experimentally or to obtain from autopsy material a pure lesion of the corticospinal tract. Until such an isolated lesion can be studied, it is difficult to evaluate what the exact role of this bundle may be in man.
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The many investigators of the human pyramidal system have been handicapped in not being able either to produce experimentally or to obtain from autopsy material a pure lesion of the corticospinal tract. Until such an isolated lesion can be studied, it is difficult to evaluate what the exact role of this bundle may be in man.
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