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Polymer-encapsulated PC12 cells: long-term survival and associated reduction in lesion-induced rotational behavior.
P. A. Tresco, S. R. Winn, S. Tan, C. B. Jaeger, L. A. Greene, and P. Aebischer. Cell Transplant 1(2-3):255-64 (1992)
P. A. Tresco, S. R. Winn, S. Tan, C. B. Jaeger, L. A. Greene, and P. Aebischer. Cell Transplant 1(2-3):255-64 (1992)
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*Cell *Motor ; Acrylic Activity Analysis Animals Behavior Biopolymers Capsules Cell Cells Chloride Corpus Division Dopamine/*metabolism Gov't Gov't, Male Neoplasm Non-U.S. Oxidopamine P.H.S. PC12 Polyvinyl Rats Rats, Research Resins Sprague-Dawley Stereotyped Striatum/metabolism/pathology Support, Survival Transplantation/physiology U.S. Variance of
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