Differential aging of the human striatum: a prospective MR imaging study.

F M Gunning-Dixon; D Head; J McQuain; J D Acker; N Raz

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Differential aging of the human striatum: a prospective MR imaging study.

F M Gunning-Dixon, D Head, J McQuain, J D Acker and N Raz

American Journal of Neuroradiology September 1998, 19 (8) 1501-1507;

F M Gunning-Dixon

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vol. 19 no. 8 1501-1507

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Published online September 1, 1998.

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F M Gunning-Dixon,
D Head,
J McQuain,
J D Acker and
N Raz

Department of Psychology, University of Memphis, TN 38152, USA.

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F M Gunning-Dixon, D Head, J McQuain, J D Acker, N Raz

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