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EXPRESS: Stroke Is Associated with Temporally Ordered Neuromotor Dysfunction fro

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    [title] => EXPRESS: Stroke Is Associated with Temporally Ordered Neuromotor Dysfunction fro
    [paragraph] => EXPRESS: Stroke Is Associated with Temporally Ordered Neuromotor Dysfunction from Cortex to Muscle in a Translational Mouse Model - Arsh Ketabforoush, Meifang Wang, Vaibhav Oberoi, Charles Brennan, Gabriella Meier, Jose Viteri, Harper Snyder, Leena Suleiman, Ishan Pathak, Lixin Ma, Vaibhav Goswami, Ryan Castoro, William David Arnold, 2026
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Arsh Ketabforoush, Meifang Wang, Vaibhav Oberoi, Charles Brennan, Gabriella Meier, Jose Viteri, Harper Snyder, Leena Suleiman, Ishan Pathak, Lixin Ma, Vaibhav Goswami, Ryan Castoro, William David Arnold


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Journal of Cerebral Blood Flow & Metabolism

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all-limb grip strength; bioseb model gt3; mice; express; stroke; temporally ordered neuromotor dysfunction; cortex; muscle; meifang wang; vaibhav oberoi

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