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Hypoglycemia induces transient neurogenesis and subsequent progenitor cell loss in the rat hippocampus.

Diabetes - 1 Feb 2005

Suh Sang Won, Fan Yang, Hong Shwuhuey M, Liu Zhengyan, Matsumori Yasuhiko, Weinstein Philip R, Swanson Raymond A, Liu Jialing

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Neurogenesis after brain injury not only leads to the replacement of damaged cells but might also contribute to functional recovery, suggesting the possibility of endogenous neural repair. We investigated the extent of hippocampal neural regeneration in a rat model of hypoglycemia. Two weeks after 30 min of insulin-induced isoelectric electroencephalogram, extensive neuronal loss was observed in the hippocampus,...

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PMID: 15677508
DOI: 10.2337/diabetes.54.2.500

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