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Geneeskundige Stichting Koningin El
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Fondation Médicale Reine Elisabeth
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L’abondance et la qualité des pu
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Prof. Dr. A. Bossuyt Secrétaire du
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Prof. Dr. G. Orban Lab. voor Neuro-
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Reports of the University Research
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14 Members of the team: Christophe
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16 domains, most notably that of N-
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Publications 2000 : • J. Depreite
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28 Collaborations with: A. Volny-Lu
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30 MATERIALS AND METHODS Surgery an
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32 RESULTS Recordings were obtained
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34 Responses to brush stimuli The s
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36 DISCUSSION This experimental stu
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ii) More distant functional respons
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References •Aiyar N, Baker E, Vic
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•Olins GM, Chen ST, McMahon EG, P
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PART 2: The use of Endothelin 1 in
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ACCEPTED • Vanderheyden P.M.L., F
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60 Prof. Dr. Christophe Erneux I.R.
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62 tion forming Ins(1,3,4,5)P 4 and
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64 Bibliography •Berridge, M.J. a
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68 University of Mons-Hainaut Labor
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70 Works carried out in 2000 1. We
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Genetic definition of brain tumours
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Analysing this way these 48 tumours
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Genetic determinants of mouse brain
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Genomic organization of the Dab1 ge
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vitro GnRH release by intact male g
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Study on the functional regulation
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Elucidation of the DAT primary sequ
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The role of presenilin-1 in the gam
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INTRODUCTION As usual, this activit
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not lead to the integrative process
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REFERENCES Thesis •Steven Laureys
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• Positron emission tomography in
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Before scanning, subjects practised
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RESEARCH PROGRAM ON MEMORY FUNCTION
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Corticobasal degeneration, motor sl
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Figure 2. Brain Areas Disclosed Dur
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Neuregulin signaling regulates neur
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Cell biology for prevention and tre
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Functional significance of neurorec
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Spinal Cord Traumatic Lesion Martin
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•Identification of PSF, the PTB-a
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Brain activations in a dot pattern
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References •R Vogels, G Sary, P D
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Report of the Research Group of Pro
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