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Compensation of Lesion-Induced Changes in Cerebral Metabolism and Behaviour by Striatal Neural Implants in a Rat Model of Huntington's DiseaseIsacson et al., 1985
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- Isacson O
- Brundin P
- Gage F
- Björklund A
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- Brain Plasticity, Learning, and Memory
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There now exists ample evidence that the capacity of the adult CNS for functional recovery after large long-term lesions can be promoted by implants of foetal brain tissue (see, eg, Björklund and Stenevi, 1979; Björklund et al., 1980; Dunnett et al., 1981a, b, 1982; Perlow et …
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