… In this paper we will discuss the endogenous stem cell response to SCI in animal models. …
of cell proliferation three days after injury; however, each specific type of injury promotes a …

… In this article we provide the first evidence that constitutively proliferating adult progenitor
cells are vulnerable to injury. Their selective vulnerability is balanced by a second immature …

… of endogenous proliferation and neurogenesis do not necessarily correlate with regions of
enhanced regenerative potential; rather, tissue injury … zones of regenerative proliferation and …

… injury adjacent to, but not directly involving, the central canal induces an ependymal cell
response where endogenous ependymal stem/progenitor cells proliferate and … of endogenous …

… cord injury (SCI), the endogenous NSCs of a heterogeneous nature are activated and
proliferate … site and mainly differentiate into astrocytes to repair the injured tissue. In vitro, spinal …

… proliferation of these endogenous progenitors. We compared the spatial pattern of the post-injury
up… if each could play a role in proliferation. Three days after a standard contusive SCI or …

… of the adult mammalian spinal cord contains a population of … cord injury (SCI) and likely
play a key role in endogenous … high endogenous level of ROS which promotes proliferation …

… only affects the activation and proliferation of macrophages and microglia but also reduces
the proliferation of endogenous SPCs in the injured spinal cord (our own unpublished results)…

… to investigate the effects of methylprednisolone on the proliferation of endogenous neural
stem cells (ENSCs) in nonhuman primates with spinal cord injury (SCI). METHODS A total of …

… Traumatic spinal cord injury (SCI) induces local inflammation … cords contain endogenous
progenitors that can proliferate … After acute SCI in rats, oligodendrocyte precursors proliferate in …