Intraspinal rewiring of the corticospinal tract requires target-derived brain-derived neurotrophic factor and compensates lost function after brain injury

M Ueno, Y Hayano, H Nakagawa, T Yamashita - Brain, 2012 - academic.oup.com
Brain injury that results in an initial behavioural deficit is frequently followed by spontaneous
recovery. The intrinsic mechanism of this functional recovery has never been fully …
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Intraspinal rewiring of the corticospinal tract requires target-derived brain-derived neurotrophic factor and compensates lost function after brain injury.

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Brain injury that results in an initial behavioural deficit is frequently followed by spontaneous
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Intraspinal rewiring of the corticospinal tract requires target-derived brain-derived neurotrophic factor and compensates lost function after brain injury.

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Brain injury that results in an initial behavioural deficit is frequently followed by spontaneous
recovery. The intrinsic mechanism of this functional recovery has never been fully …

Intraspinal Rewiring of the Corticospinal Tract Requires Target-Derived Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor and Compensates Lost Function after Brain Injury.

M Ueno, Y Hayano, H Nakagawa, T Yamashita - Brain, 2012 - ERIC
Brain injury that results in an initial behavioural deficit is frequently followed by spontaneous
recovery. The intrinsic mechanism of this functional recovery has never been fully …

Intraspinal rewiring of the corticospinal tract requires target-derived brain-derived neurotrophic factor and compensates lost function after brain injury

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Brain injury that results in an initial behavioural deficit is frequently followed by spontaneous
recovery. The intrinsic mechanism of this functional recovery has never been fully …

Intraspinal rewiring of the corticospinal tract requires target-derived brain-derived neurotrophic factor and compensates lost function after brain injury

M Ueno, Y Hayano, H Nakagawa… - Brain: a journal of …, 2012 - safetylit.org
Brain injury that results in an initial behavioural deficit is frequently followed by spontaneous
recovery. The intrinsic mechanism of this functional recovery has never been fully …

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Brain injury that results in an initial behavioural deficit is frequently followed by spontaneous
recovery. The intrinsic mechanism of this functional recovery has never been fully …

Intraspinal rewiring of the corticospinal tract requires target-derived brain-derived neurotrophic factor and compensates lost function after brain injury

M Ueno, Y Hayano, H Nakagawa… - Brain: a journal of …, 2012 - safetylit.org
Brain injury that results in an initial behavioural deficit is frequently followed by spontaneous
recovery. The intrinsic mechanism of this functional recovery has never been fully …