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Editorial
. 2022 Jan 17:15:831809.
doi: 10.3389/fnins.2021.831809. eCollection 2021.

Editorial: Excitotoxicity Turns 50. The Death That Never Dies

Alberto Granzotto  1   2   3 , John H Weiss  4 , Stefano L Sensi  2   3   5
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Editorial: Excitotoxicity Turns 50. The Death That Never Dies

Alberto Granzotto et al. Front Neurosci. .
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Keywords: calcium; glutamate; ischemia; mitochondria; neuronal death; reactive oxygen (nitrogen) species; stroke; zinc.

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