Motor deprivation in healthy animal model: a Galilean approach for movement limiting neurological diseases

Daniele Bottai(University of Milan), Monica Canepari(University of Pavia), Daniela Rodrigues Recchia, Michael Colombo(University of Otago), Jessica Pagano(University of Milan), Raffaella Adami(University of Pavia), Raffaella Chiaramonte(University of Milan), Natalia Platonova(University of Milan), Roberto Bottinelli(University of Pavia)
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September 7, 2017
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