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Exploring the effects of classical immune activation on circuit excitability and cell viability in the mouse brain
Epilepsy directly affects approximately 50 million people globally and is the most common neurological disorder in sub-Saharan Africa, mainly due to high rates of neuroinfections and head trauma experienced by people in the region. A common factor in these causes of acquired epilepsy is their associ...
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Department of Human Biology
2022
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