Absence of selenoprotein P but not selenocysteine lyase results in severe neurological dysfunction.

Raman AV, Pitts MW, Seyedali A, Hashimoto AC, Seale LA, Bellinger FP, Berry MJ. Absence of selenoprotein P but not selenocysteine lyase results in severe neurological dysfunction. Genes Brain Behav. 2012 Jul; 11(5):601-13.

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subject areas

Animals
Behavior, Animal
Brain
Female
Lyases
Male
Maze Learning
Mice
Mice, Knockout
Motor Activity
Selenium
Selenoprotein P
Sex Factors

authors with profiles

Frederick P. Bellinger, PhD
Matthew W. Pitts, PhD

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