The Human Alzheimer’s Disease Brain: Characterisation of the neurovascular unit within the middle temporal gyrus using human tissue microarrays

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The Human Alzheimer’s Disease Brain: Characterisation of the neurovascular unit within the middle temporal gyrus using human tissue microarrays is a master's thesis^[1].

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• The Human Alzheimer’s Disease Brain: Characterisation of the neurovascular unit within the middle temporal gyrus using human tissue microarrays authored Characterisation of the neurovascular unit within the middle temporal gyrus using human tissue microarrays — author (P50): Micah D R Austria^[2].
• The Human Alzheimer’s Disease Brain: Characterisation of the neurovascular unit within the middle temporal gyrus using human tissue microarrays's instance of is recorded as Characterisation of the neurovascular unit within the middle temporal gyrus using human tissue microarrays — instance of (P31): master's thesis^[3].
• The Human Alzheimer’s Disease Brain: Characterisation of the neurovascular unit within the middle temporal gyrus using human tissue microarrays's publisher is recorded as Characterisation of the neurovascular unit within the middle temporal gyrus using human tissue microarrays — publisher (P123): ResearchSpace@Auckland^[4].
• The Human Alzheimer’s Disease Brain: Characterisation of the neurovascular unit within the middle temporal gyrus using human tissue microarrays's country of origin is recorded as Characterisation of the neurovascular unit within the middle temporal gyrus using human tissue microarrays — country of origin (P495): New Zealand^[5].
• The Human Alzheimer’s Disease Brain: Characterisation of the neurovascular unit within the middle temporal gyrus using human tissue microarrays's publication date is recorded as +2018-00-00T00:00:00Z^[6].
• The Human Alzheimer’s Disease Brain: Characterisation of the neurovascular unit within the middle temporal gyrus using human tissue microarrays's main subject is recorded as Characterisation of the neurovascular unit within the middle temporal gyrus using human tissue microarrays — main subject (P921): biomedical sciences^[7].
• The Human Alzheimer’s Disease Brain: Characterisation of the neurovascular unit within the middle temporal gyrus using human tissue microarrays's Handle ID is recorded as 2292/37231^[8].
• The Human Alzheimer’s Disease Brain: Characterisation of the neurovascular unit within the middle temporal gyrus using human tissue microarrays's title is recorded as The Human Alzheimer’s Disease Brain: Characterisation of the neurovascular unit within the middle temporal gyrus using human tissue microarrays^[9].
• The Human Alzheimer’s Disease Brain: Characterisation of the neurovascular unit within the middle temporal gyrus using human tissue microarrays's copyright holder is recorded as Characterisation of the neurovascular unit within the middle temporal gyrus using human tissue microarrays — copyright holder (P3931): Micah D R Austria^[10].
• The Human Alzheimer’s Disease Brain: Characterisation of the neurovascular unit within the middle temporal gyrus using human tissue microarrays's thesis submitted to is recorded as Characterisation of the neurovascular unit within the middle temporal gyrus using human tissue microarrays — thesis submitted to (P4101): University of Auckland^[11].
• The Human Alzheimer’s Disease Brain: Characterisation of the neurovascular unit within the middle temporal gyrus using human tissue microarrays's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as Characterisation of the neurovascular unit within the middle temporal gyrus using human tissue microarrays — on focus list of Wikimedia project (P5008): NZThesisProject^[12].
• The Human Alzheimer’s Disease Brain: Characterisation of the neurovascular unit within the middle temporal gyrus using human tissue microarrays's copyright status is recorded as Characterisation of the neurovascular unit within the middle temporal gyrus using human tissue microarrays — copyright status (P6216): copyrighted^[13].
• The Human Alzheimer’s Disease Brain: Characterisation of the neurovascular unit within the middle temporal gyrus using human tissue microarrays's online access status is recorded as Characterisation of the neurovascular unit within the middle temporal gyrus using human tissue microarrays — online access status (P6954): closed user group^[14].
• The Human Alzheimer’s Disease Brain: Characterisation of the neurovascular unit within the middle temporal gyrus using human tissue microarrays's thesis committee member is recorded as Characterisation of the neurovascular unit within the middle temporal gyrus using human tissue microarrays — thesis committee member (P9161): Malvindar Kaur Singh-Bains^[15].
• The Human Alzheimer’s Disease Brain: Characterisation of the neurovascular unit within the middle temporal gyrus using human tissue microarrays's thesis committee member is recorded as Characterisation of the neurovascular unit within the middle temporal gyrus using human tissue microarrays — thesis committee member (P9161): Mike Dragunow^[16].
• The Human Alzheimer’s Disease Brain: Characterisation of the neurovascular unit within the middle temporal gyrus using human tissue microarrays's thesis committee member is recorded as Characterisation of the neurovascular unit within the middle temporal gyrus using human tissue microarrays — thesis committee member (P9161): Richard Faull^[17].

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The Human Alzheimer’s Disease Brain: Characterisation of the neurovascular unit within the middle temporal gyrus using human tissue microarrays's instance of is recorded as Characterisation of the neurovascular unit within the middle temporal gyrus using human tissue microarrays — instance of (P31): master's thesis^[3].