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Disambiguation of "Simonyan, Kristina"

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Human brain activation during phonation and exhalation: Common volitional control for two upper airway functions.

, , , , and . NeuroImage, 36 (1): 131-143 (2007)

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Kristina Simonyan

Karen Simonyan

Kristina Grießmeier

Untersuchungen zur Regulation des L-Typ Calciumkanals Cav1.4 durch Calcium, Calmodulin. Uni München, (2009)

Kristina Piecha

Statistisch-dynamische Regionalisierung von Niederschlag und Evapotranspiration für den Hohen Atlas in Marokko. Uni Köln, (2009)

Kristina Kraska

 

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