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Temporal analysis of cortical contusion in mice.

The University of Melbourne
Dr. Peter Crack (Owned by)
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Temporal analysis of the progression of cortical contusion in mice investigated via Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI).

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Florey Neuroscience Institutes Animal Ethics Committee, ethics-id: Unknown
Australian Research Council, funding-id: Unknown
Number of Subjects: 9 Number of Studies: 13 Number of Datasets: 167 Size of Content: 928489472 bytes Subject Details: type: 9 animal gender: 7 female
University of Melbourne Human Research Ethics Committee, ethics-id: Unknown
National Health and Medical Research Council, funding-id: Unknown

Data time period: 2010-04-14 to 2010-06-29

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