[32] in Monk and Talbot) is highly significant, not least because recent genetic studies have implicated the gene that encodes Kif1b in susceptibility to multiple sclerosis (Aulchenko et al. , Ref.
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[32] in Monk and Talbot) is highly significant, not least because recent genetic studies have implicated the gene that encodes Kif1b in susceptibility to multiple sclerosis (Aulchenko et al. , Ref.