… The glial scar contributes to protection of the spared neural tissues by establishing a …
educating the immune cells to promote the healing of the CNS tissue. In turn, the immune cells, and …

… upregulation of glial fibrillary acidic protein (GFAP), which may extend for up to 1 cm from
the injury in rats 1, 50, but the cells that actually participate in the formation of the glial scar are …

… Glial scar (GS) is the most important inhibitor factor to neuroregeneration after spinal cord
injury (SCI) and behaves as a tertiary lesion. The present review of the literature searched for …

… involved in glial scar formation in a coordinating manner. As for induction of reactive astrocytes
leading to glial scar … such as ependymal cells and NG2+ cells, are involved in gliogenesis …

… that emerging techniques reveal about both glia and non-glia in the context of scar formation.
We will additionally examine how wound and glial scar-associated products affect neurons…

… the glial scar is imperative in the use of these cells … glial scar. Herein, we explore the current
work on endogenous and exogenous NSCs in the glial scar as well as the novel 3D stem cell…

… targeting on mediating glial scar formation are regarded as … molecules on glial scar, and the
process of glial scar formation … We hope to get a comprehensive understanding of glial scar …

… of the glial scar, and this chapter is dedicated to a discussion of the cellular as well as
molecular responses of oligodendrocytes, astrocytes, and microglial cells to traumatic injury and …

… formation, and further analyse the contribution of these cells to scar formation. In … glial scar
components. Altogether, we aim to present a comprehensive decoding of the glial scar and …

… glial scar, which consists predominately of reactive astrocytes and proteoglycans. Axons
cannot regenerate beyond the glial scar… of the glial scar and the cellular and molecular …