Invited Symposium: Behaviour-Induced Neural Events after Brain Injury
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The Effects Of Behavioral Demand On Motor Cortical And Cerebellar Structural Plasticity After Brain Injury In Adult Rats
Contact Person: Scott D. Bury (sbury@u.washington.edu)
References
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