RT Book, Section
SR Print(0)
ID 1101683682
T1 Repairing the Damaged Brain
T2 Principles of Neural Science, Fifth Edition
YR 2014
FD 2014
PB McGraw-Hill Education
PP New York, NY
SN 978-0-07-139011-8
LK neurology.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?aid=1101683682
RD 2024/04/19
AB Damage  to  Axons  Affects  Neurons  and  Neighboring  CellsAxon  Degeneration  Is  an  Active  ProcessAxotomy  Leads  to  Reactive  Responses  in  Nearby  CellsCentral  Axons  Regenerate  Poorly  After  InjuryTherapeutic  Interventions  May  Promote  Regeneration  of  Injured  Central  NeuronsEnvironmental  Factors  Support  the  Regeneration  of  Injured  AxonsComponents  of  Myelin  Inhibit  Neurite  OutgrowthInjury-Induced  Scarring  Hinders  Axonal  RegenerationAn  Intrinsic  Growth  Program  Promotes  RegenerationFormation  of  New  Connections  by  Intact  Axons  Can  Lead  to  Functional  RecoveryNeurons  in  the  Injured  Brain  Die  but  New  Ones  Can  Be  BornTherapeutic  Interventions  May  Retain  or  Replace  Injured  Central  NeuronsTransplantation  of  Neurons  or  Their  Progenitors  Can  Replace  Lost  NeuronsStimulation  of  Neurogenesis  in  Regions  of  Injury  May  Contribute  to  Restoring  FunctionTransplantation  of  Nonneuronal  Cells  or  Their  Progenitors  Can  Improve  Neuronal  FunctionRestoration  of  Function  Is  the  Aim  of  Regenerative  TherapiesAn  Overall  View