Multiple molecular mechanisms for a single GABA(A) mutation in epilepsy

Christopher A Reid; Taehwan Kim; A Marie Phillips; Jun Low; Samuel F Berkovic; Bernhard Luscher; Steven Petrou

Journal article

Multiple molecular mechanisms for a single GABA(A) mutation in epilepsy

Christopher A Reid, Taehwan Kim, A Marie Phillips, Jun Low, Samuel F Berkovic, Bernhard Luscher, Steven Petrou

Neurology | LIPPINCOTT WILLIAMS & WILKINS | Published : 2013

DOI: 10.1212/WNL.0b013e3182872867

University of Melbourne Researchers

Steven Petrou Author Florey Department of Neuroscience and Mental Health

Saul Mullen Author Medical Education

Marie Phillips Author Biosciences

Sam Berkovic Author Medicine - Austin Health

Christopher Reid Author Medicine - Austin Health

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Funding Acknowledgements

Supported by NHMRC project grant 628520 to C.A.R. and a NHMRC program grant 400121 to S.P. and S.F.B. S.P. acknowledges support from a NMHRC fellowship (1005050) and S.F.B. support from an NHMRC Australian Fellowship (466671). C.A.R. also acknowledges the support of an ARC Future Fellowship (FT0990628). The Angior Foundation supported the purchase of equipment. The Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health is supported by Victorian State Government infrastructure funds.