Neurodegenerative disorders are significantly increasing in incidence as the age of the
global population continues to climb with improved life expectancy. At present, more than 30 …

Globally, greater than 30 million individuals are afflicted with disorders of the nervous
system accompanied by tens of thousands of new cases annually with limited, if any …

Neurotrauma is among the main causes of human disability and mortality. The transcription
factor E2F1 is one of the key proteins that determine the fate of cells. The involvement of …

Neuron and glia death after axon transection is regulated by various signaling proteins.
Protein p53 is a key regulator of diverse cell functions including stress response, DNA …

Ever since the late-eighties when endothelium-derived relaxing factor was found to be the
gas nitric oxide, endogenous nitric oxide production has been observed in virtually all …

Neurotrauma is one of the main causes of people's disability and death. However, the
mechanisms that mediate the survival and death of cells of the peripheral nervous system …

Severe nerve injury such as axotomy induces neuron degeneration and death of
surrounding glial cells. Using a crayfish stretch receptor that consists of a single …

Radiation–induced pulmonary fibrosis (RTPF) is a progressive, serious condition in many
subjects treated for thoracic malignancies or after accidental nuclear exposure. No …

Neurotrauma is among main causes of human disability and death. We studied effects of
axotomy on ultrastructure and neuronal activity of a simple model object–an isolated crayfish …

Severe mechanical nerve injury such as axotomy can lead to neuron degeneration and
death of surrounding glial cells. We showed that axotomy not only mechanically injures glial …