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New Modified Mouse Model Helps to Understand Dystonia
Researchers have been struggling for years to better understand dystomina - a movement disorder - in the hopes that unveiling its causes could lead to a better understanding of various neurological disorders. Now, the creation of a new mouse model may help researchers achieve just that.
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