Fare Kök Hücrelerinden Başkalaştırılmış Bazal Ön Beyin Kolinerjik Nöronlarda TrkA Sinyalinin Artırılmasının in vitro Alzheimer Hastalığını Nörodejeneratif Sürecine Karşı Etkisinin Kontrollere Kıyasla Araştırılması

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2021-11-22

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Ezgin, Sena
Kiriş, Erkan

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S. Ezgin and E. Kiriş, “Fare Kök Hücrelerinden Başkalaştırılmış Bazal Ön Beyin Kolinerjik Nöronlarda TrkA Sinyalinin Artırılmasının in vitro Alzheimer Hastalığını Nörodejeneratif Sürecine Karşı Etkisinin Kontrollere Kıyasla Araştırılması,” presented at the 19. Ulusal Sinirbilim Kongresi, Online, Türkiye, 2021, Accessed: 00, 2022. [Online]. Available: http://usktubas.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/19.-USK-KI%CC%87TAPC%CC%A7IK-.pdf.