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S.B. Dunnett; S.-J. Richards
Elsevier
Progress in Brain Research
Chapter 24 Hippocampal grafts derived from embryonic trisomy 16 mice exhibit amyloid (A4) and neurofibrillary pathology
Authors

Sarah-Jane Richards; Jonathan J. Waters; Derek C. Rogers; Fran L. Martel; Dennis R. Sparkman; Charles L. White; Konrad Beyreuther; Colin L. Masters; Stephen B. Dunnett

ARI Id

1665587773729_17372981

Access

Open/Free Access

Pages

215-223

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Edited By
iii
Copyright Page
iv
List of Contributors
v-xiv
Preface
xv-xvi
Section I — Genetic Manipulation and Cell Lines
Chapter 1 Grafting genetically modified cells to the brain: conceptual and technical issues
Fred H. Gage; Lisa J. Fisher; Hyder A. Jinnah; Michael B. Rosenberg; Mark H. Tuszynski; Theodore Friedmann
1-10
Chapter 2 Genetically altered and defined cell lines for transplantation in animal models of Parkinson's disease
William J. Freed; Herbert M. Geller; Maciej Poltorak; H.Eleanor Cannon-Spoor; Sandra L. Cottingham; Mary E. LaMarca; Marianne Schultzberg; Moshe Rehavi; Steve Paul; Edward I. Ginns
11-21
Chapter 3 Exogeneous expression of L-dopa and dopamine in various cell lines following transfer of rat and human tyrosine hydroxylase cDNA: grafting in an animal model of Parkinson's disease
Philippe Horellou; Lionel Marlier; Alain Privat; François Darchen; Daniel Scherman; Jean-Pierre Henry; Jacques Mallet
23-32
Chapter 4 Adrenal chromaffin cells as multipotential neurons for autografts
Nagesh K. Mahanthappa; Fred H. Gage; Paul H. Patterson
33-39
Chapter 5 Polymer encapsulated dopaminergic cell lines as “alternative neural grafts”
C.B. Jaeger; L.A. Greene; P.A. Tresco; S.R. Winn; P. Aebischer
41-46
Chapter 6 Behavioural recovery following transplantation of the neuroblastoma cell line IMR-32
T.R. Kershaw; J.D. Sinden; Y.S. Allen; J.A. Gray; P.L. Lantos
47-53
Section II — Trophic Factors
Section III — Immunological Factors
Section IV — Mutant Strains
Chapter 19 Current progress in studies of GnRH cell-containing brain grafts in hypogonadal mice
Marie J. Gibson; Rachel C. Silverman; Ann-Judith Silverman
169-178
Chapter 20 Long-term rescue of photoreceptor cells in the retinas of RCS dystrophic rats by RPE transplants
Linxi Li; Harold J. Sheedlo; James E. Turner
179-185
Chapter 21 Dopamine neurone grafting to the weaver mouse neostriatum
Lazaros C. Triarhou; Walter C. Low; Bernardino Ghetti
187-195
Chapter 22 Timing of neuronal replacement in cerebellar degenerative ataxia of Purkinje cell type
B. Ghetti; L.C. Triarhou; C.J. Alyea; W.C. Low; A.C. Chang
197-202
Chapter 23 Transplantation of brain tissue from murine trisomy 16 into euploid hosts: Effects of gene imbalance on brain development
Christine F. Höhmann; George Capone; Mary Lou Oster-Granite; Joseph T. Coyle
203-214
Chapter 24 Hippocampal grafts derived from embryonic trisomy 16 mice exhibit amyloid (A4) and neurofibrillary pathology
Sarah-Jane Richards; Jonathan J. Waters; Derek C. Rogers; Fran L. Martel; Dennis R. Sparkman; Charles L. White; Konrad Beyreuther; Colin L. Masters; Stephen B. Dunnett
215-223
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