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Histological findings on fetal striatal grafts in a Huntington's disease patient early after transplantation.

Neuroscience - 19 May 2009

Capetian P, Knoth R, Maciaczyk J, Pantazis G, Ditter M, Bokla L, Landwehrmeyer G B, Volk B, Nikkhah G

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Cell transplantation is a promising therapeutic approach that has the potential to replace damaged host striatal neurons and, thereby, slow down or even reverse clinical signs and symptoms during the otherwise fatal course of Huntington's disease (HD). Open-labeled clinical trials with fetal neur...

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PMID: 19254752
DOI: 10.1016/j.neuroscience.2009.02.035

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