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    Neely CF, DiPierro FV, Kong M, Greelish JP, Gardner TJ.
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  • 24. nNOS inhibition during profound asphyxia reduces seizure burden and improves survival of striatal phenotypic neurons in preterm fetal sheep.
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  • 37. Pre-existing hypoxia is associated with greater EEG suppression and early onset of evolving seizure activity during brief repeated asphyxia in near-term fetal sheep.
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