Protection of retinal ganglion cells and preservation of function after optic nerve lesion in bcl-2 transgenic mice.

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Published in Vision Res on May 01, 1998

Authors

S Chierzi1, M C Cenni, L Maffei, T Pizzorusso, V Porciatti, G M Ratto, E Strettoi

Author Affiliations

1: Istituto di Neurofisiologia CNR, Pisa, Italy.

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