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Claudia C Wehrspaun

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Neuroscience Research|August 24, 2013
Early event-related potentials indicate context-specific target processing for eye and hand motor systemsClaudia C Wehrspaun, Daniela M Pfabigan, Uta Sailer
Neurobiology of Aging|May 24, 2015
Microglia recapitulate a hematopoietic master regulator network in the aging human frontal cortexClaudia C Wehrspaun, Wilfried Haerty, Chris P Ponting
Frontiers in Genetics|March 12, 2014
Brain-expressed 3'UTR extensions strengthen miRNA cross-talk between ion channel/transporter encoding mRNAsClaudia C Wehrspaun, Chris P Ponting, Ana C Marques
Neuropsychologia|October 18, 2020
Item recognition and lure discrimination in younger and older adults are supported by alpha/beta desynchronizationAnna E Karlsson, Claudia C Wehrspaun, Myriam C Sander
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Neuroscience Research|August 24, 2013
Early event-related potentials indicate context-specific target processing for eye and hand motor systemsClaudia C Wehrspaun, Daniela M Pfabigan, Uta Sailer
Neurobiology of Aging|May 24, 2015
Microglia recapitulate a hematopoietic master regulator network in the aging human frontal cortexClaudia C Wehrspaun, Wilfried Haerty, Chris P Ponting
Frontiers in Genetics|March 12, 2014
Brain-expressed 3'UTR extensions strengthen miRNA cross-talk between ion channel/transporter encoding mRNAsClaudia C Wehrspaun, Chris P Ponting, Ana C Marques
Neuropsychologia|October 18, 2020
Item recognition and lure discrimination in younger and older adults are supported by alpha/beta desynchronizationAnna E Karlsson, Claudia C Wehrspaun, Myriam C Sander
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