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Don M. Gash; John R. Sladek
Elsevier
Progress in Brain Research
Chapter 64 Fetal dopamine neural grafts: extended reversal of methylphenyltetrahydropyridine-induced parkinsonism in monkeys
Authors

John R. Sladek; D. Eugene Redmond; Timothy J. Collier; Jeffrey P. Blount; John D. Elsworth; Jane R. Taylor; Robert H. Roth

ARI Id

1665587801865_17373281

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Open/Free Access

Pages

497-506

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Editoral Page
iii
Copyright Page
iv
List of Contributors
v-xiv
Preface
xix-xxi
Schmitt Symposium Series
xv-xvi
Schmitt Symposium: The Second International Meeting on Transplantation into the Mammalian CNS
xvii-xviii
Section I — Models of Neural Systems Deficits
Chapter 1 The development of functional connections between transplanted embryonic and mature cortical neurons
Ford F. Ebner
3-11
Chapter 2 Fetal cortical cell suspension grafts to the excitotoxically lesioned neocortex: anatomical and neurochemical studies of trophic interactions
O. Isacson; K. Wictorin; W. Fischer; M.V. Sofroniew; A. Björklund
13-26
Chapter 3 Developmental appearance of nerve growth factor in the rat brain: significant deficits in the aged forebrain
Lena Lärkfors; Ted Ebendal; Scott R. Whittemore; Håkan Persson; Barry Hoffer; Lars Olson
27-31
Chapter 4 Fetal brain tissue transplants and recovery of locomotion following damage to sensorimotor cortex in rats
Mary D. Slavin; Jean M. Held; D. Michele Basso; Sheila Lesensky; Eileen Curran; Ann M. Gentile; Donald G. Stein
33-38
Chapter 5 Striatal grafts in the ibotenic acid-lesioned neostriatum: functional studies
S.B. Dunnett; O. Isacson; D.J.S. Sirinathsinghji; D.J. Clarke; A. Björklund
39-45
Chapter 6 Striatal grafts in the ibotenic acid-lesioned neostriatum: ultrastructural and immunocytochemical studies
D.J. Clarke; S.B. Dunnett; O. Isacson; A. Björklund
47-53
Chapter 7 Studies on host afferent inputs to fetal striatal transplants in the excitotoxically lesioned striatum
K. Wictorin; O. Isacson; W. Fischer; F. Nothias; M. Peschanski; A. Björklund
55-60
Chapter 8 A novel rotational behavior model for assessing the restructuring of striatal dopamine effector systems: are transplants sensitive to peripherally acting drugs?
Andrew B. Norman; Stephen F. Calderon; Magda Giordano; Paul R. Sanberg
61-67
Chapter 9 Restoration and deterioration of function by brain grafts in the septohippocampal system
György Buzsáki; Tamás Freund; Anders Björklund; Fred H. Gage
69-77
Chapter 10 Intracerebral grafting of fetal noradrenergic locus coeruleus neurons: evidence for seizure suppression in the kindling model of epilepsy
Olle Lindvall; David I. Barry; Iraklij Kikvadze; Patrik Brundin; Tom G. Bolwig; Anders Björklund
79-86
Chapter 11 Neuronal transplants used in the repair of acute ischemic injury in the central nervous system
Lori A. Mudrick; Patrick P.-H. Leung; Kenneth G. Baimbridge; James J. Miller
87-93
Chapter 12 Physiology of graft-host interactions in the rat hippocampus
Menahem Segal; E. Azmitia; A. Björklund; V. Greenberger; G. Richter-Levin
95-101
Chapter 13 Neural transplantation of horseradish peroxidase-labeled hippocampal cell suspensions in an experimental model of cerebral ischemia
Shereen D. Farber; Stephen M. Onifer; Yumiko Kaseda; Scott H. Murphy; David G. Wells; Brad P. Vietje; Joseph Wells; Walter C. Low
103-107
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