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Three-dimensional human axon tracts derived from cerebral organoids

2018-01-25

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<h4>Summary</h4> Reestablishing cerebral connectivity is a critical part of restoring neuronal network integrity and brain function after trauma, stroke, and neurodegenerative diseases. Creating transplantable axon tracts in the laboratory is a novel strategy for overcoming the common barriers limiting axon regeneration in vivo , including growth-inhibiting factors and the limited outgrowth capacity of mature ne...

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edd8f823-28f2-5dc7-8f54-ac8de1e28930
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10.1101/253369
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