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Attempted endogenous tissue repair following experimental spinal cord injury in the rat: involvement of cell adhesion molecules L1 and NCAM?

Brook et al., 2000

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Brook G
Houweling D
Gieling R
Hermanns T
Joosten E
Bär D
Gispen W
Schmitt A
Leprince P
Noth J
Nacimiento W
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European Journal of Neuroscience

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It is widely accepted that the devastating consequences of spinal cord injury are due to the failure of lesioned CNS axons to regenerate. The current study of the spontaneous tissue repair processes following dorsal hemisection of the adult rat spinal cord demonstrates a …
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