ΔFosB is part of a homeostatic mechanism that protects the epileptic brain from further deterioration

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New Research: ΔFosB is part of a homeostatic mechanism that protects the epileptic brain from further deterioration: Activity induced transcription factor ΔFosB plays a key role in different CNS disorders including epilepsy,… https://t.co/EwUqEiG7mA #Molec

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