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This study was supported by National Research Council of Canada grant A8273 to Dr. Whishaw, National Institutes of Health grant R01 NS 11671, University of Illinois Biomedical Research grant, a William T. Grant Foundation grant to Dr. Teitelbaum, and a University of Illinois Biomedical Research grant to Dr. Ramirez. We are grateful to Dr. Lucien Coté and Dr. Stanley Fahn of the Columbia University Medical School Neurology Department, to Dr. Roger Duvoisin of Mt. Sinai Medical School Neurology Department in New York, and to Dr. John Helfrich, Christie Clinic, Champaign, Illinois for allowing us to observe some of their patients. We also thank Dr. Coté and Dr. Fahn for their comments on the manuscript. We thank Hoffman-La Roche, Inc. of Nutley, New Jersey, for sending us a sample of R-factor. We thank Nancy Peshkin for technical assistance and Debie Kassner-Whelchel for typing the manuscript.