… We argue that the adult brain and spinal cord are able … cord injury. In this review we describe
the processes of endogenous axonal repair and cell replacement in the injured spinal cord …

… microenvironment detrimental to neural regeneration [3]. This inhibitory microenvironment
suppresses neural regeneration via secreted molecules that inhibit neuronal function or …

… cord injury by numerous laboratories. Several reprogramming factors, mainly the pro-neural …
So far, the literature on in vivo neuronal reprogramming in the model of spinal cord injury is …

… cord injury. With this in mind, we first discuss the acute pathophysiologic responses to spinal
cord injury … We then discuss the obstacles to axonal regeneration after spinal cord injury …

… the role of neuronal regeneration and the location of the neuronal regeneration after SCI in
rats. … neuronal regeneration only 3 to 5 mm away from the injury site, resulting in neurons' …

… laboratory advances in neuronal regeneration following spinal cord injury (SCI). A … neuronal
regeneration. With this goal in mind several biomaterials have been employed as neuronal …

… neural networks to promote neural regeneration and neural circuit reconstruction than on
promoting axonal regeneration … constantly innovated and applied in neural cell fate regulation. …

… Spinal cord injury (SCI), began with a primary injury … in spinal cord tissue caused by
following secondary injuries, such … the injuries, and facilitate the neural tissue regeneration in …

… events is initiated which serves to expand the zone of neural tissue injury and exacerbate
neurological deficits and outcomes. Secondary SCI is a delayed and progressive tissue …

… Our research was initially focused on all methods of neuronal regeneration, affecting both
the CNS and PNS. We later decided to direct our research to spinal cord injuries, given the …