… tissue of the brain. … tissue repair and restoration. Neurons are postmitotic cells, and astrocytic
and oligodendroglial cells have limited proliferative capacity. It is now believed that gliomas …

… to the 30 th day of glioma development in our experiment. Low level … glioma development
can be caused by gradual tissue damage during the glioma growing into surrounding tissues (…

… changes associated with the development of brain glioma. Multivariate statistical analysis …
brain structures from tumor and surrounding tumor tissues. The experimental C6 Rat glioma …

… Thus, the direct access to tissue was an invaluable factor for developing concepts on glioma.
This … placed neurosurgeons in key positions for generating glioma classification schemes. …

… glioma cells into isogeneic solid brain tissue in organ culture (9). Here the glioma cells invaded
and replaced the brain tissue… complete destruction of the normal tissue. Although such an …

… Physiological angiogenesis is a highly regulated process and is an essential one for the
adequate supply of nutrients and oxygen to developing or healing tissues [14]. It is composed of …

… glioma research. Next, we will discuss how these models may play a role in better understanding
glioma development … healthy tissues, these glioma stem-like cells (GSLCs), also called …

… The impact of surgical brain injury (SBI) on glioma … involved in tissue repair that may impact
glioma recurrence at the … in tissue repair after brain injury are also critical for glioma growth. …

… The brain tissue landscape is very different from any other … differential effects on glioblastoma
cells, highly depending on their genetic subtype. On the other hand, in brain metastases, …

… In an in vivo study, Ji et al. found that compared with normal brain tissues, the mRNA and
protein expression of LATS1 were significantly down-regulated in glioma tissues. In addition, …