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Preprint 1 · 86 références

Syndrome d'Hyperréactivité Mastocytaire Programmée : un cadre trans-diagnostique épigénétiquement programmé

Silva Vieira E. · Zenodo · Avril 2026

📄 DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.19816705

🏛️ Références fondatrices

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⚗️ Mécanismes centraux

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🧬 Épigénétique & transmission

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Preprint 2 · 45 références

PMCHS et réflexes archaïques : locus coeruleus, pruning synaptique et développement neuromoteur néonatal

Silva Vieira E. · Zenodo · 2026

📄 DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20480196

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