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Transplant therapy: Recovery of function after spinal cord injury
Edward A. Zompa
, Lisa D. Cain
, Alex W. Everhart
, Mary Pat Moyer
, Claire E. Hulsebosch
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Spinal Cord Injury
100%
Functional Recovery
100%
Transplantation Therapy
100%
Transplanted Tissues
60%
Circuitry
40%
Behavioral Outcomes
40%
Human Fetal Spinal Cord
40%
Altered Sensation
40%
Injury Research
40%
Spinal Lesions
40%
Spinal Cord
20%
Peripheral Nerve
20%
Progenitor Cells
20%
Regeneration
20%
Motor Function
20%
Hybridoma
20%
Dorsal Root Ganglion
20%
Rat Spinal Cord
20%
Neural Circuits
20%
Loss Function
20%
Spinal Cord Tissue
20%
Transplantable
20%
Acute Injury
20%
Motor Neuron
20%
Functional Restoration
20%
Schwann Cells
20%
Functional Improvement
20%
Improved Recovery
20%
In Vitro Propagation
20%
Spinal Cord Cells
20%
2-bridge
20%
Chronic Injury
20%
Spinal Cord Circuits
20%
Mechanical Guidance
20%
Adult-born Neurons
20%
Fetal Spinal Cord
20%
In Vitro Characterization
20%
Adrenal Tissue
20%
Effective Interventions
20%
Transplantation Experiment
20%
Medicine and Dentistry
Spinal Cord Injury
100%
Convalescence
100%
Spinal Cord
100%
Spinal Cord Lesion
33%
Sensation
33%
In Vitro
16%
Progenitor Cell
16%
Motor Performance
16%
Dorsal Root Ganglion
16%
Schwann Cell
16%
Hybridoma
16%
Peripheral Nerve
16%
Neural Circuit
16%
Motor Neuron
16%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Sensation
100%
Progenitor Cell
50%
Motor Neuron
50%
Motor Performance
50%
Hybridoma
50%
Schwann Cell
50%
Rat
50%
Neuroscience
Spinal Cord Injury
100%
Spinal Cord
100%
In Vitro
16%
Peripheral Nerve
16%
Dorsal Root Ganglion
16%
Schwann Cell
16%
Progenitor Cell
16%
Neural Circuit
16%
Motor Neuron
16%