DR2-negative narcolepsy.

A Andreas-Zietz; E Keller; S Scholz; E D Albert; B Roth; S Nevsimalova; K Sonka; P Docekal; E Ivaskova; H Schulz

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DR2-negative narcolepsy.

A Andreas-Zietz·E Keller·S Scholz·E D Albert·B Roth·S Nevsimalova·K Sonka·P Docekal·E Ivaskova·H Schulz

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A Andreas-Zietz, E Keller, S Scholz, E D Albert, B Roth, S Nevsimalova, K Sonka, P Docekal, E Ivaskova, H Schulz. 1986-09-20. DR2-negative narcolepsy.. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0140-6736(86)90188-1

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