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Michal K?í?ek,Lawrence Somergrafted cells and the influence of these cells on the host are to be accurately assessed. Identification of transplanted material is often difficult if dissociated cells are used, particularly if the donor cells are migratory, or are trans-planted into fetal or neonatal hosts. On the other hand, tra

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Michal K?í?ek,Lawrence Someruspensions to deep brain nuclei. Its major advantages, compared to the earlier studies of transplanting solid pieces of fetal tissue into cortical cavities overlying the caudate-putamen (CPU) or lateral ventricle (.; .), have been the ability to graft to intraparenchymal target sites with less traum

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Michal K?í?ek,Lawrence Somerm (CNS) (Aguayo et al. 1979, 1982, 1983, 1984, Richardson et al. 1980, 1981, 1984, Benfey and Aguayo 1982). However, peripheral axons poorly penetrate grafts of CNS tissue implanted between the cut ends of a peripheral nerve (Aguayo et al 1978, Weinberg and Spencer 1979, Perkins et al 1980), and few

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Michal K?í?ek,Lawrence Somerd by an equally profound sensory loss. In many phylogenetically lower animals, massive axonal regeneration occurs and often results in some degree of functional restitution, despite the presence of scar formation within the site of injury (Bernstein and Bernstein 1967), but in mammalian forms regene

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Michal K?í?ek,Lawrence Somerm (CNS) (Aguayo et al. 1979, 1982, 1983, 1984, Richardson et al. 1980, 1981, 1984, Benfey and Aguayo 1982). However, peripheral axons poorly penetrate grafts of CNS tissue implanted between the cut ends of a peripheral nerve (Aguayo et al 1978, Weinberg and Spencer 1979, Perkins et al 1980), and few

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Michal K?í?ek,Lawrence Somerlt CNS is confined to compensatory fiber sprouting and not mitotic divisions of nerve cells.. Therefore, neurons that die as a result of regressive processes can only be replaced by implantation after harvesting from an external source. Intracerebral grafting of developing neuroblasts into the adult