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Epigenetic regulation of RNA methylations in gastric cancer. [PDF]
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Letters of recognition: the spatial inscription of literature in the Romanian street nomenclature. [PDF]
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Role of m<sup>6</sup>A mRNA Methylation in Plant Defense. [PDF]
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Trends in Neurosciences, 1990
Writer's cramp has been recognized for over a century, and originally was construed as a physical motor disorder. However, an unfortunate use of the descriptive term 'professional neuroses' to describe this and other similar task-specific conditions, coupled subsequently with fashions in psychiatry, led to the mistaken belief that writer's cramp was ...
C D, Marsden, M P, Sheehy
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Writer's cramp has been recognized for over a century, and originally was construed as a physical motor disorder. However, an unfortunate use of the descriptive term 'professional neuroses' to describe this and other similar task-specific conditions, coupled subsequently with fashions in psychiatry, led to the mistaken belief that writer's cramp was ...
C D, Marsden, M P, Sheehy
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Toxicon, 2015
Writer's cramp is the most common form of focal, task-specific dystonia. Symptoms frequently evolve in the setting of repetitive hand movements and increased writing demands, and clinical presentations demonstrate a variety of different dystonic patterns of the upper extremity such as while writing or holding a writing utensil.
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Writer's cramp is the most common form of focal, task-specific dystonia. Symptoms frequently evolve in the setting of repetitive hand movements and increased writing demands, and clinical presentations demonstrate a variety of different dystonic patterns of the upper extremity such as while writing or holding a writing utensil.
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