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Retrograde response in axotomized motoneurons: nitric oxide as a key player in triggering reversion toward a dedifferentiated phenotype.

Neuroscience - 26 Dec 2014

González-Forero D, Moreno-López B

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The adult brain retains a considerable capacity to functionally reorganize its circuits, which mainly relies on the prevalence of three basic processes that confer plastic potential: synaptic plasticity, plastic changes in intrinsic excitability and, in certain central nervous system (CNS) regions, also neurogenesis. Experimental models of peripheral nerve injury have provided a useful paradigm for studying...

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PMID: 25168733
DOI: 10.1016/j.neuroscience.2014.08.021

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