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Graft-induced plasticity in the mammalian host CNS.

Cell transplantation - 1 Jan 2004

Ourednik Jitka, Ourednik Václav

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In this review we trace back the history of an idea that takes a new approach in restorative neurotransplantation by focusing on the "multifaceted dialogue" between graft and host and assigns a central role to graft-evoked host plasticity. In several experimental examples ranging from the transfer of solid fetal tissue grafts into mechanical cortical injuries to deposits of neural stem cells into hemisectioned...

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PMID: 15191168
DOI: 10.3727/000000004783983963

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