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A PHYSIOLOGICAL DISTINCTION BETWEEN HUNTINGTONS-DISEASE AND NONDEGENERATIVE CHOREOATHETOID DISORDERS

ANNALS OF NEUROLOGY 14:1 (1983) 135-135

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JR HOTSON, AA LOUIS, JA MORENO

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SACCADIC COUPLING - A PRACTICAL MEASUREMENT OF CEREBELLAR FUNCTION

NEUROLOGY 32:4 (1982) A67-A68

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AA LOUIS, JR HOTSON

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Bounding phenotype transition probabilities via conditional complexity

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Kamal Dingle, Pascal Hagolani, Roland Zimm, Muhammad Umar, Samantha O’Sullivan, Ard A Louis

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Non-Poissonian bursts in the arrival of phenotypic variation can strongly affect the dynamics of adaptation

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Nora S Martin, Steffen Schaper, Chico Q Camargo, Ard A Louis

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Phenotype bias determines how natural RNA structures occupy the morphospace of all possible shapes

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Kamaludin Dingle, Fatme Ghaddar, Petr Šulc, Ard A Louis

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SACCADIC COUPLING - A PRACTICAL MEASUREMENT OF CEREBELLAR FUNCTION

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Bounding phenotype transition probabilities via conditional complexity

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Non-Poissonian bursts in the arrival of phenotypic variation can strongly affect the dynamics of adaptation

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Phenotype bias determines how natural RNA structures occupy the morphospace of all possible shapes

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A PHYSIOLOGICAL DISTINCTION BETWEEN HUNTINGTONS-DISEASE AND NONDEGENERATIVE CHOREOATHETOID DISORDERS

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SACCADIC COUPLING - A PRACTICAL MEASUREMENT OF CEREBELLAR FUNCTION

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Bounding phenotype transition probabilities via conditional complexity

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Non-Poissonian bursts in the arrival of phenotypic variation can strongly affect the dynamics of adaptation

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Phenotype bias determines how natural RNA structures occupy the morphospace of all possible shapes

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