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Old 04-17-2009, 10:13 PM #1
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Default What happens at the NMJ level
I'm going to try to upload pics to demonstrate the damage done to the neuromuscular junction for those who have not seen it: I hope this works, lol.....the 1st shows the difference in normal & affected junctions; then the cross section of small affected nmj in MG; lastly, the normal nmj......


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