Improving cell transplantation by understanding and manipulating the phagocytic activity of peripheral glia
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St John, James
Ekberg, Jenny
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One of the key challenges in neuroscience is that the central nervous system (CNS; the brain and spinal cord), is largely unable to regenerate after injury. One factor contributing to this lack of repair is the accumulation of cellular and myelin debris at the site of injury.
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Neural Regeneration Research
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Neurosciences
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Nazareth, L; St John, J; Ekberg, J, Improving cell transplantation by understanding and manipulating the phagocytic activity of peripheral glia, Neural Regeneration Research, 2022, 17 (2), pp. 313-314