Genetic inactivation of the sigma-1 chaperone protein results in decreased expression of the R2 subunit of the GABA-B receptor and increased susceptibility to seizures

Edijs Vavers (Corresponding Author), Baiba Zvejniece, Gundega Stelfa, Baiba Svalbe, Karlis Vilks, Einars Kupats, Rudolfs Mezapuke, Lasma Lauberte, Maija Dambrova, Liga Zvejniece

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