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spellingShingle Gubits, R. M., Yu, H., Casey, G., Munell, F., Vitek, M. P., Journal of Neuroscience Research, Altered genetic response to β‐adrenergic receptor activation in late passage C6 glioma cells, Cellular and Molecular Neuroscience
title Altered genetic response to β‐adrenergic receptor activation in late passage C6 glioma cells
title_full Altered genetic response to β‐adrenergic receptor activation in late passage C6 glioma cells
title_fullStr Altered genetic response to β‐adrenergic receptor activation in late passage C6 glioma cells
title_full_unstemmed Altered genetic response to β‐adrenergic receptor activation in late passage C6 glioma cells
title_short Altered genetic response to β‐adrenergic receptor activation in late passage C6 glioma cells
title_sort altered genetic response to β‐adrenergic receptor activation in late passage c6 glioma cells
title_unstemmed Altered genetic response to β‐adrenergic receptor activation in late passage C6 glioma cells
topic Cellular and Molecular Neuroscience
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