Transplantation of embryonic Raphe cells regulates the modifications of the gabaergic phenotype occurring in the injured spinal cord.

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Transection of the spinal cord yields a permanent deficit due to the interruption of descending and ascending tracts which subserve the supraspinal control of spinal cord functions. We have shown previously that transplantation below the level of the section of embryonic monoaminergic neurons can promote the recovery of some segmental functions via a local serotonergic and noradrenergic reinnervation. Moreover,...

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