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Neuronal Cyclic AMP Controls the Developmental Loss in Ability of Axons to Regenerate by Cai, Dongming, Qiu, Jin, Cao, Zixuan, McAtee, Marietta, Bregman, Barbara S, Filbin, Marie T

“…Unlike neonatal axons, mammalian adult axons do not regenerate after injury. Likewise, myelin, a major factor in preventing regeneration in the adult, inhibits…”
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Remodeling of synaptic structures in the motor cortex following spinal cord injury by Kim, Byung G., Dai, Hai-Ning, McAtee, Marietta, Vicini, Stefano, Bregman, Barbara S.

“…After spinal cord injury (SCI), structural reorganization occurs at multiple levels of the motor system including the motor cortex, and this remodeling may…”
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Neurotrophic Factors Increase Axonal Growth after Spinal Cord Injury and Transplantation in the Adult Rat by Bregman, Barbara S., McAtee, Marietta, Dai, Hai Ning, Kuhn, Penelope L.

“…The capacity of CNS neurons for axonal regrowth after injury decreases as the age of the animal at time of injury increases. After spinal cord lesions at…”
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Degradation of chondroitin sulfate proteoglycans potentiates transplant-mediated axonal remodeling and functional recovery after spinal cord injury in adult rats by Kim, Byung G., Dai, Hai-Ning, Lynskey, James V., Mcatee, Marietta, Bregman, Barbara S.

“…Transplantation of growth‐permissive cells or tissues was used to bridge a lesion cavity and induce axonal growth in experimental spinal cord injury (SCI)…”
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Activity-based therapies to promote forelimb use after a cervical spinal cord injury by Dai, Haining, MacArthur, Linda, McAtee, Marietta, Hockenbury, Nicole, Tidwell, J Lille, McHugh, Brian, Mansfield, Kevin, Finn, Tom, Hamers, Frank P T, Bregman, Barbara S

“…Significant interest exists in strategies for improving forelimb function following spinal cord injury. We investigated the effect of enriched housing combined…”
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Recovery of function after spinal cord injury: mechanisms underlying transplant-mediated recovery of function differ after spinal cord injury in newborn and adult rats by Bregman, B S, Kunkel-Bagden, E, Reier, P J, Dai, H N, McAtee, M, Gao, D

“…Fetal spinal cord transplants placed into the site of spinal cord injury support axonal growth of host systems in both newborn and adult animals. The amount of…”
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Spinal Axon Regeneration Induced by Elevation of Cyclic AMP by Qiu, Jin, Cai, Dongming, Dai, Haining, McAtee, Marietta, Hoffman, Paul N., Bregman, Barbara S., Filbin, Marie T.

“…Myelin inhibitors, including MAG, are major impediments to CNS regeneration. However, CNS axons of DRGs regenerate if the peripheral branch of these neurons is…”
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Axonal Regeneration and Functional Recovery after Complete Spinal Cord Transection in Rats by Delayed Treatment with Transplants and Neurotrophins by Coumans, Jean V, Lin, Ted Tai-Sen, Dai, Hai Ning, MacArthur, Linda, McAtee, Marietta, Nash, Carmen, Bregman, Barbara S

“…Little axonal regeneration occurs after spinal cord injury in adult mammals. Regrowth of mature CNS axons can be induced, however, by altering the intrinsic…”
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Labeling of dendritic spines with the carbocyanine dye DiI for confocal microscopic imaging in lightly fixed cortical slices by Kim, Byung G., Dai, Hai-Ning, McAtee, Marietta, Vicini, Stefano, Bregman, Barbara S.

“…Visualization of dendritic spines is an important tool for researches on structural synaptic plasticity. Fluorescent labeling of the dendrites and spines…”
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Delayed rehabilitation with task-specific therapies improves forelimb function after a cervical spinal cord injury by Dai, Haining, Macarthur, Linda, McAtee, Marietta, Hockenbury, Nicole, Das, Paramita, Bregman, Barbara S

“…The effect of activity based therapies on restoring forelimb function in rats was evaluated when initiated one month after a cervical spinal cord injury. Adult…”
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Modulation of dendritic spine remodeling in the motor cortex following spinal cord injury: Effects of environmental enrichment and combinatorial treatment with transplants and neurotrophin-3 by Kim, Byung G., Dai, Hai-Ning, McAtee, Marietta, Bregman, Barbara S.

“…Incomplete spinal cord injury (SCI) elicits structural plasticity of the spared motor system, including the motor cortex, which may underlie some of the…”
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Transplants and neurotrophic factors increase regeneration and recovery of function after spinal cord injury by Bregman, Barbara S, Coumans, Jean-Valery, Dai, Hai Ning, Kuhn, Penelope L, Lynskey, James, McAtee, Marietta, Sandhu, Faheem

“…Earlier studies suggested that while after spinal cord lesions and transplants at birth, the transplants serve both as a bridge and as a relay to restore…”
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Delayed transplantation with exogenous neurotrophin administration enhances plasticity of corticofugal projections after spinal cord injury by Iarikov, Dmitri E, Kim, Byung G, Dai, Hai-Ning, McAtee, Marietta, Kuhn, Penelope L, Bregman, Barbara S

“…Functional deficits following spinal cord injury (SCI) result from a disruption of corticofugal projections at the lesion site. Not only direct regeneration of…”
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Delayed intervention with transplants and neurotrophic factors supports recovery of forelimb function after cervical spinal cord injury in adult rats by Lynskey, James V, Sandhu, Faheem A, Sandhu, Faheen A, Dai, Hai-Ning, Dai, Hail-Ning, McAtee, Marietta, Slotkin, Jonathan R, Slotkin, Jon R, MacArthur, Linda, Bregman, Barbara S

“…The adult central nervous system is capable of considerable anatomical reorganization and functional recovery after injury. Functional outcomes, however, vary…”
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Extension of the critical period for developmental plasticity of the corticospinal pathway by Bregman, B S, Kunkel-Bagden, E, McAtee, M, O'Neill, A

“…The corticospinal tract (CST) of the rat undergoes a prolonged period of postnatal development. Lesions of the presumptive CST pathway at birth are followed by…”
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Resting human female breast tissue produces iodinated proteins by Strum, J M, Phelps, P C, McAtee, M M

“…Normal resting human breast tissue was obtained from immediate autopsies performed on six women who had died from head injuries sustained in accidents. Tissue…”
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