Titlebook: Neural Transplantation and Regeneration; Gopal D. Das,Robert B. Wallace Conference proceedings 1986 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1986 Neu

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Differentiation of Rat Fetal Retina Transplanted to the Occipital Cortex either in Isolation or Togal and biochemical changes during initial phases of growth, but the process of maturation and differentiation seems to be controlled, to some extent, by extrinsic determinants, including precise temporal and spatial interactions with the neurons of other, functionally related, centers (Jacobson 1978

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The Role of Neuroglia in Axonal Growth and Regeneration,ific cell, the astrocyte. A remarkable feature of the astrocytic response to injury is the intracytoplasmic accumulation of intermediate (10 nm) filaments resulting in dense glial scars (fibrous gliosis). Since the classical observations of Cajal, Penfield, and Windle it has been proposed that fibro

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The Role of Schwann Cells in the Repair of Glial Cell Deficits in the Spinal Cord,ype myelin have been reported by some to represent regenerative processes (Klintworth 1964, Druckman 1955) to be associated with destructive lesions within the CNS (Payan and Levine 1965, Hughes and Brownell 1963, Bernstein et al. 1973) and to occur in the absence of any known lesion (DeMyer 1965, A

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Cellular Interactions between Transplanted Autonomic Ganglia and the Developing Brain,al CNS tissue transplants as specific replacements (Lund and Hauschka 1976, Perlow et al. 1979, Gash et al. 1980). Necessarily, the placement of grafts in these systems involves damage to the host brain. Experimental methods entail either direct insertion into the parenchyma or the establishment of

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978-1-4612-9327-9Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1986