Brain aromatase overexpression does not reduce ischaemic damage nor improve long term functional outcome after experimental stroke: A magnetic resonance imaging and behavioural study
H Carswell(University of Strathclyde), I. Mhairi Macrae(Aurum Biosciences (United Kingdom)), Barrie Condon(Southern General Hospital), Lindsay Gallagher(Aurum Biosciences (United Kingdom)), Jim Mullin(Southern General Hospital), Kirsty Gordon(Wellcome Centre for Molecular Parasitology), Tracy D. Farr(University of Nottingham)
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