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ANIMAL MODELS OF MOVEMENT DISORDERS
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Edited By
Mark LeDoux, University of Tennessee Health Science Center; Division of Movement Disorders; Department of Neurology, Memphis, U.S.A.
Reviews
"The book is a timely review of animal models of movement disorders...The text is an excellent resource for neurologists and researchers
specializing in movement disorders. In addition, this book will undoubtedly be a useful reference source for general neurologists, neurology
residents, and basic science fellow and students."
- Zbigniew K. Wszolek, Department of Neurology, Mayo Clinic Jacksonville in PARKINSONISM
AND RELATED DISORDERS (September 2005)
"...this new textbook provides a comprehensive treatment of animal models used to study human
movement disorders and should serve the neurologist, researcher, and other interested scientists very well."
--Dr. A.S. Fix, Central
Product Safety, The Proctor and Gamble Co, Miami Valley Innovation Center, Cincinnati, OH, in VETERINARY PATHOLOGY (43:5) 2006
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