Role of the medullary reticular formation in motor control and functional recovery following spinal cord injury摘要:Spinal cord injury (SCI) interrupts the flow of information between the brain and the spinal cord,thus leading to a loss of sensory information and motor paralysis of the body below the lesion.Surprisingly,most SCIs are incomplete and spare supraspinal pathways,especially those located within the peripheral white matter of the spinal cord,which includes reticulospinal pathways originating from the medullary reticular formation. Whereas there is abundant literature about the motor cortex,its corticospinal pathway,and its capacity to modulate functional recovery after SCI,less is known about the medullary reticular formation and its reticulospinal pathway.
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Synapses and dendritic spines are eliminated in the primary visual cortex of mice subjected to chronic intraocular pressure elevation摘要:Synaptic plasticity is essential for maintaining neuronal function in the central nervous system and serves as a critical indicator of the effects of neurodegenerative disease.Glaucoma directly impairs retinal ganglion cells and their axons,leading to axonal transport dysfuntion,subsequently causing secondary damage to anterior or posterior ends of the visual system.Accordingly,recent evidence indicates that glaucoma is a degenerative disease of the central nervous system that causes damage throughout the visual pathway.However,the effects of glaucoma on synaptic plasticity in the primary visual cortex remain unclear.In this study,we established a mouse model of unilateral chronic ocular hypertension by injecting magnetic microbeads into the anterior chamber of one eye.We found that,after 4 weeks of chronic ocular hypertension,the neuronal somas were smaller in the superior colliculus and lateral geniculate body regions of the brain contralateral to the affected eye.This was accompanied by glial cell activation and increased expression of inflammatory factors.After 8 weeks of ocular hypertension,we observed a reduction in the number of excitatory and inhibitory synapses,dendritic spines,and activation of glial cells in the primary visual cortex contralateral to the affected eye.These findings suggest that glaucoma not only directly damages the retina but also induces alterations in synapses and dendritic spines in the primary visual cortex,providing new insights into the pathogenesis of glaucoma.
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Could inorganic polyphosphate be a valid target against neuronal senescence?摘要:Aging is considered the main risk factor for the development of several diseases,including the leading neurodegenerative disorders. While the cellular features of aging are complex and multifaceted,neuronal senescence has emerged as a major contributor and driver of this process in the mammalian cell. Cellular senescence is a programmed response to stress and irreparable damage,which drives the cell into an apoptosis-resistant,non-proliferative state. Senescent cells can also deleteriously affect neighboring,non-senescent cells. Senescence is a complex and multifaceted process associated with a wide range of cellular events,including the secretion of pro-inflammatory molecules and the arrest of the cell cycle. Additionally,mitochondrial dysfunction has been broadly demonstrated in senescent cells (Lopez-Otin et al.,2013). Despite their post-mitotic nature,albeit with some controversy,it is now widely accepted that neurons can also display senescence.
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Therapeutic effects of low-intensity transcranial focused ultrasound stimulation on ischemic stroke in rats:An in vivo evaluation using electrical impedance tomography摘要:Although previous studies have demonstrated that transcranial focused ultrasound stimulation protects the ischemic brain,clear criteria for the stimulation time window and intensity are lacking.Electrical impedance tomography enables real-time monitoring of changes in cerebral blood perfusion within the ischemic brain,but investigating the feasibility of using this method to assess post-stroke rehabilitation in vivo remains critical.In this study,ischemic stroke was induced in rats through middle cerebral artery occlusion surgery.Transcranial focused ultrasound stimulation was used to treat the rat model of ischemia,and electrical impedance tomography was used to measure impedance during both the acute stage of ischemia and the rehabilitation stage following the stimulation.Electrical impedance tomography results indicated that cerebral impedance increased after the onset of ischemia and decreased following transcranial focused ultrasound stimulation.Furthermore,the stimulation promoted motor function recovery,reduced cerebral infarction volume in the rat model of ischemic stroke,and induced the expression of brain-derived neurotrophic factor in the ischemic brain.Our results also revealed a significant correlation between the impedance of the ischemic brain post-intervention and improvements in behavioral scores and infarct volume.This study shows that daily administration of transcranial focused ultrasound stimulation for 20 minutes to the ischemic hemisphere 24 hours after cerebral ischemia enhanced motor recovery in a rat model of ischemia.Additionally,our findings indicate that electrical impedance tomography can serve as a valuable tool for quantitatively evaluating rehabilitation after ischemic stroke in vivo.These findings suggest the feasibility of using impedance data collected via electrical impedance tomography to clinically assess the effects of rehabilitatory interventions for patients with ischemic stroke.
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Spinal cord injury and inflammatory mediators:Role in"fire barrier"formation and potential for neural regeneration摘要:Traumatic spinal cord injury result in considerable and lasting functional impairments,triggering complex inflammatory and pathological events.Spinal cord scars,often metaphorically referred to as"fire barriers,"aim to control the spread of neuroinflammation during the acute phase but later hinder axon regeneration in later stages.Recent studies have enhanced our understanding of immunomodulation,revealing that injury-associated inflammation involves various cell types and molecules with positive and negative effects.This review employs bibliometric analysis to examine the literature on inflammatory mediators in spinal cord injury,highlighting recent research and providing a comprehensive overview of the current state of research and the latest advances in studies on neuroinflammation related to spinal cord injury.We summarize the immune and inflammatory responses at different stages of spinal cord injury,offering crucial insights for future research.Additionally,we review repair strategies based on inflammatory mediators for the injured spinal cord.Finally,this review discusses the current status and future directions of translational research focused on immune-targeting strategies,including pharmaceuticals,biomedical engineering,and gene therapy.The development of a combined,precise,and multitemporal strategy for the repair of injured spinal cords represents a promising direction for future research.
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Electroacupuncture for the treatment of ischemic stroke:A preclinical meta-analysis and systematic review摘要:Stroke remains a leading cause of death and disability worldwide,and electroacupuncture has a long history of use in stroke treatment.This meta-analysis and systematic review aimed to evaluate the efficacy of electroacupuncture and explore its potential mechanisms in animal models of ischemic stroke.The PubMed,EMBASE,Web of Science,CENTRAL,and CINAHL databases were comprehensively searched up to May 1,2024.This review included articles on preclinical investigations of the efficacy and mechanisms of electroacupuncture in treating ischemic stroke.Data from 70 eligible studies were analyzed in Stata 18.0,using a random-effects model to calculate the standardized mean difference(Hedge's g).The risk of bias was assessed using RevMan 5.4 software,and the quality of evidence was rated according to the Grading of Recommendations,Assessment,Development,and Evaluation(GRADE)system.Subgroup analyses were conducted to test the consistency of the results and sensitivity analyses were used to assess their robustness.The quality assessment revealed that most studies adequately handled incomplete data and selective reporting.However,several methodological limitations were identified:only 4 studies demonstrated a low risk of allocation concealment,26 achieved a low risk of outcome assessment bias,and 9 had a high risk of randomization bias.Additionally,there was an unclear risk regarding participant blinding and other methodological aspects.The GRADE assessment rated 12 outcomes as moderate quality and 6 as low quality.The mechanisms of electroacupuncture treatment for ischemic stroke can be categorized as five primary pathways:(1)Electroacupuncture significantly reduced infarct volume and apoptotic cell death(P<0.01)in ischemic stroke models;(2)electroacupuncture significantly decreased the levels of pro-inflammatory factors(P<0.01)while increasing the levels of anti-inflammatory factors(P=0.02);(3)electroacupuncture reduced the levels of oxidative stress indicators(P<0.01)and enhanced the expression of antioxidant enzymes(P<0.01);(4)electroacupuncture significantly promoted nerve regeneration(P<0.01);and(5)electroacupuncture influenced blood flow remodeling(P<0.01)and angiogenesis(P<0.01).Subgroup analyses indicated that electroacupuncture was most effective in the transient middle cerebral artery occlusion model(P<0.01)and in post-middle cerebral artery occlusion intervention(P<0.01).Dispersive waves were found to outperform continuous waves with respect to neuroprotection and anti-inflammatory effects(P<0.01),while scalp acupoints demonstrated greater efficacy than body acupoints(P<0.01).The heterogeneity among the included studies was minimal,and sensitivity analyses indicated stable results.Their methodological quality was generally satisfactory.In conclusion,electroacupuncture is effective in treating cerebral ischemia by modulating cell apoptosis,oxidative stress,inflammation,stroke-induced nerve regeneration,blood flow remodeling,and angiogenesis.The efficacy of electroacupuncture may be influenced by factors such as the middle cerebral artery occlusion model,the timing of intervention onset,waveform,and acupoint selection.Despite the moderate to low quality of evidence,these findings suggest that electroacupuncture has clinical potential for improving outcomes in ischemic stroke.
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Somatostatin interneurons and the pathogenesis of Alzheimer's disease摘要:It was in the 1980s that research on somatostatin(SST) in Alzheimer's disease (AD) truly gained traction,demonstrating consistent colocalization with amyloid-β (Aβ),along with massive SST/SST cell losses(Almeida,2024). Although the field already had some grasp over the neuroendocrine and hypothalamic functions of the peptide,very little was known about the GABAergic interneurons (SST-INs) that synthesize it in cortical/hippocampal regions. Quite excitingly,over 40 years later,research has grown effervescent.Namely,SST-INs show great promise as therapeutic targets for medical intervention in AD and potential players in its aetiopathogenesis. Our perspective aims to provide an update on a molecular model,authored by one of us,which places SST-INs at the fulcrum of AD's aetiopathogenesis (Almeida,2024). In light of spatial constraints,we will lay emphasis specifically on how the SST model is capable of satisfying Occam's razor by placing SST-IN hyperactivity at "stage 0" for neurodegeneration/proteinopathy,and how it sheds light on the paradoxical polarization of p-tau to the hippocampus versus Aβ to the cortex.
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Potential and value of rescuing dying neurons摘要:Unwarranted death of neurons is a major cause of neurodegenerative diseases.Since mature neurons are postmitotic and do not replicate,their death usually constitutes an irreversible step in pathology.A logical strategy to prevent neurodegeneration would then be to save all neurons that are still alive,i.e.protecting the ones that are still healthy as well as trying to rescue the ones that are damaged and in the process of dying.Regarding the latter,recent experiments have indicated that the possibility of reversing the cell death process and rescuing dying cells is more significant than previously anticipated.In many situations,the elimination of the cell death trigger alone enables dying cells to spontaneously repair their damage,recover,and survive.In this review,we explore the factors,which determine the fate of neurons engaged in the cell death process.A deeper insight into cell death mechanisms and the intrinsic capacity of cells to recover could pave the way for novel therapeutic approaches to neurodegenerative diseases.
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Multi-target neural circuit reconstruction and enhancement in spinal cord injury摘要:After spinal cord injury,impairment of the sensorimotor circuit can lead to dysfunction in the motor,sensory,proprioceptive,and autonomic nervous systems.Functional recovery is often hindered by constraints on the timing of interventions,combined with the limitations of current methods.To address these challenges,various techniques have been developed to aid in the repair and reconstruction of neural circuits at different stages of injury.Notably,neuromodulation has garnered considerable attention for its potential to enhance nerve regeneration,provide neuroprotection,restore neurons,and regulate the neural reorganization of circuits within the cerebral cortex and corticospinal tract.To improve the effectiveness of these interventions,the implementation of multi-target early interventional neuromodulation strategies,such as electrical and magnetic stimulation,is recommended to enhance functional recovery across different phases of nerve injury.This review concisely outlines the challenges encountered following spinal cord injury,synthesizes existing neurostimulation techniques while emphasizing neuroprotection,repair,and regeneration of impaired connections,and advocates for multi-targeted,task-oriented,and timely interventions.
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Astrocytes:Therapeutic targets for stroke摘要:Stroke is the leading cause of mortality globally,ultimately leading to severe,lifelong neurological impairments.Patients often suffer from a secondary cascade of damage,including neuroinflammation,cytotoxicity,oxidative stress,and mitochondrial dysfunction.Regrettably,there is a paucity of clinically available therapeutics to address these issues.Emerging evidence underscores the pivotal roles of astrocytes,the most abundant glial cells in the brain,throughout the various stages of ischemic stroke.In this comprehensive review,we initially provide an overview of the fundamental physiological functions of astrocytes in the brain,emphasizing their critical role in modulating neuronal homeostasis,synaptic activity,and blood-brain barrier integrity.We then delve into the growing body of evidence that highlights the functional diversity and heterogeneity of astrocytes in the context of ischemic stroke.Their well-established contributions to energy provision,metabolic regulation,and neurotransmitter homeostasis,as well as their emerging roles in mitochondrial recovery,neuroinflammation regulation,and oxidative stress modulation following ischemic injury,are discussed in detail.We also explore the cellular and molecular mechanisms underpinning these functions,with particular emphasis on recently identified targets within astrocytes that offer promising prospects for therapeutic intervention.In the final section of this review,we offer a detailed overview of the current therapeutic strategies targeting astrocytes in the treatment of ischemic stroke.These astrocyte-targeting strategies are categorized into traditional small-molecule drugs,microRNAs(miRNAs),stem cell-based therapies,cellular reprogramming,hydrogels,and extracellular vesicles.By summarizing the current understanding of astrocyte functions and therapeutic targeting approaches,we aim to highlight the critical roles of astrocytes during and after stroke,particularly in the pathophysiological development in ischemic stroke.We also emphasize promising avenues for novel,astrocyte-targeted therapeutics that could become clinically available options,ultimately improving outcomes for patients with stroke.
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Are emerging electroconductive biomaterials for spinal cord injury repair the future?摘要:Spinal cord injury (SCI) is a debilitating ailment that leads to the loss of motor and sensory functions,often leaving the patient paralyzed below the injury site (Chen et al.,2013). Globally around 250,000-300,000 people are diagnosed with SCI annually (Singh et al.,2014),and while this number appears quite low,the effect that an SCI has on the patient's quality of life is drastic,due to the current difficulties to comprehensively treat this illness. The cost of patient care can also be quite costly,amounting to an estimated$1.69 billion in healthcare costs in the USA alone(Mahabaleshwarkar and Khanna,2014).
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Regulation of dendrite and axon growth and arborization by CD40L-reverse signaling:Interrelationships among JNK,PKC,and ERK1/2 signaling pathways摘要:The nervous system function requires a precise but plastic neural architecture. The neuronal shape dictates how neurons interact with each other and with other cells,being the morphology of dendrites and axons the central determinant of the functional properties of neurons and neural circuits. The topological and structural morphology of axons and dendrites defines and determines how synapses are conformed. The morphological diversity of axon and dendrite arborization governs the neuron's inputs,synaptic integration,neuronal computation,signal transmission,and network circuitry,hence defining the particular connectivity and function of the different brain areas.
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Preclinical safety and efficacy evaluation of the intrathecal transplantation of GMP-grade human umbilical cord mesenchymal stem cells for ischemic stroke摘要:Intrathecal administration of human umbilical cord mesenchymal stem cells may be a promising approach for the treatment of stroke,but its safety,effectiveness,and mechanism remain to be elucidated.In this study,good manufacturing practice-grade human umbilical cord mesenchymal stem cells(5×105 and 1×106 cells)and saline were administered by cerebellomedullary cistern injection 72 hours after stroke induced by middle cerebral artery occlusion in rats.The results showed(1)no significant difference in mortality or general conditions among the three groups.There was no abnormal differentiation or tumor formation in various organs of rats in any group.(2)Compared with saline-treated animals,those treated with human umbilical cord mesenchymal stem cells showed significant functional recovery and reduced infarct volume,with no significant differences between different human umbilical cord mesenchymal stem cell doses.(3)Human umbilical cord mesenchymal stem cells were found in the ischemic brain after 14 and 28 days of follow-up,and the number of positive cells significantly decreased over time.(4)Neuronal nuclei expression in the human umbilical cord mesenchymal stem cell group was greater than that in the saline group,while glial fibrillary acidic protein and ionized calcium binding adaptor molecule 1 expression levels decreased.(5)Human umbilical cord mesenchymal stem cell treatment increased the number of CD31+microvessels and doublecortin-positive cells after ischemic stroke.Human umbilical cord mesenchymal stem cells also upregulated the expression of CD31+/Ki67+.(6)At 14 days after intrathecal administration,brain-derived neurotrophic factor expression in the peri-infarct area and the concentrations of brain-derived neurotrophic factor in the cerebrospinal fluid in both human umbilical cord mesenchymal stem cell groups were significantly greater than those in the saline group and persisted until the 28th day.Taken together,these results indicate that the intrathecal administration of human umbilical cord mesenchymal stem cells via cerebellomedullary cistern injection is safe and effective for the treatment of ischemic stroke in rats.The mechanisms may include alleviating the local inflammatory response in the peri-infarct region,promoting neurogenesis and angiogenesis,and enhancing the production of neurotrophic factors.
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Astrocyte glycolysis in Alzheimer's disease:When the stars burn out摘要:Alzheimer's disease (AD) is the most common form of dementia characterized pathologically by the deposition of amyloid plaques and hyperphosphorylated tau containing neurofibrillary tangles. The disease presents clinically with progressive memory loss and disruption of cognitive function. Currently,there is no cure for AD;recent advances in the therapeutics aimed at clearing the amyloid protein from the brain have led to potential disease stabilization,however,this does not prevent eventual disease progression(Cummings et al.,2024). The mechanisms that cause AD are complex and not fully understood.The main theories for disease development focus on the lack of clearance of amyloid or an increased accumulation of this protein. Changes to brain metabolism,genetic predispositions,inflammation,and the process of aging,all have roles in the establishment of the main sporadic form of the disease.
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Transplantation of human neural stem cells repairs neural circuits and restores neurological function in the stroke-injured brain摘要:Exogenous neural stem cell transplantation has become one of the most promising treatment methods for chronic stroke.Recent studies have shown that most ischemia-reperfusion model rats recover spontaneously after injury,which limits the ability to observe long-term behavioral recovery.Here,we used a severe stroke rat model with 150 minutes of ischemia,which produced severe behavioral deficiencies that persisted at 12 weeks,to study the therapeutic effect of neural stem cells on neural restoration in chronic stroke.Our study showed that stroke model rats treated with human neural stem cells had long-term sustained recovery of motor function,reduced infarction volume,long-term human neural stem cell survival,and improved local inflammatory environment and angiogenesis.We also demonstrated that transplanted human neural stem cells differentiated into mature neurons in vivo,formed stable functional synaptic connections with host neurons,and exhibited the electrophysiological properties of functional mature neurons,indicating that they replaced the damaged host neurons.The findings showed that human fetal-derived neural stem cells had long-term effects for neurological recovery in a model of severe stroke,which suggests that human neural stem cells-based therapy may be effective for repairing damaged neural circuits in stroke patients.
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Role of tunneling nanotubes in neuroglia摘要:Tunneling nanotubes are crucial structures for cellular communication and are observed in a variety of cell types.Glial cells,the most abundant cells in the nervous system,play a vital role in intercellular signaling and can show abnormal activation under pathological conditions.Our bibliometric analysis indicated a substantial increase in research on tunneling nanotubes over the past two decades,highlighting their important role in cellular communication.This review focuses on the formation of tunneling nanotubes in various types of glial cells,including astrocytes,microglia,glioma cells,and Schwann cells,as well as their roles in cellular communication and cargo transport.We found that glial cells influence the stability of the neural system and play a role in nerve regeneration through tunneling nanotubes.Tunneling nanotubes facilitate the transmission and progression of diseases by transporting pathogens and harmful substances.However,they are also involved in alleviating cellular stress by removing toxins and delivering essential nutrients.Understanding the interactions between glial cells through tunneling nanotubes could provide valuable insights into the complex neural networks that govern brain function and responses to injury.
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Potential common pathogenesis of several neurodegenerative diseases摘要:With the gradual advancement of research methods and technologies,various biological processes have been identified as playing roles in the pathogenesis of neurodegenerative diseases.However,current descriptions of these biological processes do not fully explain the onset,progression,and development of these conditions.Therefore,exploration of the pathogenesis of neurodegenerative diseases remains a valuable area of research.This review summarizes the potential common pathogeneses of Alzheimer's disease,Parkinson's disease,amyotrophic lateral sclerosis,Huntington's disease,frontotemporal lobar dementia,and Lewy body disease.Research findings have indicated that several common biological processes,including aging,genetic factors,progressive neuronal dysfunction,neuronal death and apoptosis,protein misfolding and aggregation,neuroinflammation,mitochondrial dysfunction,axonal transport defects,and gut microbiota dysbiosis,are involved in the pathogenesis of these six neurodegenerative diseases.Based on current information derived from diverse areas of research,these biological processes may form complex pathogenic networks that lead to distinctive types of neuronal death in neurodegenerative diseases.Furthermore,promoting the regeneration of damaged neurons may be achievable through the repair of affected neural cells if the underlying pathogenesis can be prevented or reversed.Hence,these potential common biological processes may represent only very small,limited elements within numerous intricate pathogenic networks associated with neurodegenerative diseases.In clinical treatment,interfering with any single biological process has proven insufficient to completely halt the progression of neurodegenerative diseases.Therefore,future research on the pathogenesis of neurodegenerative diseases should focus on uncovering the complex pathogenic networks,rather than isolating individual biological processes.Based on this,therapies that aim to block or reverse various targets involved in the potential pathogenic mechanisms of neurodegenerative diseases may be promising directions,as current treatment methods that focus on halting a single pathogenic factor have not achieved satisfactory efficacy.
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Regulation of synaptic function and lipid metabolism摘要:Synapses are key structures involved in transmitting information in the nervous system,and their functions rely on the regulation of various lipids.Lipids play important roles in synapse formation,neurotransmitter release,and signal transmission,and dysregulation of lipid metabolism is closely associated with various neurodegenerative diseases.The complex roles of lipids in synaptic function and neurological diseases have recently garnered increasing attention,but their specific mechanisms remain to be fully understood.This review aims to explore how lipids regulate synaptic activity in the central nervous system,focusing on their roles in synapse formation,neurotransmitter release,and signal transmission.Additionally,it discusses the mechanisms by which glial cells modulate synaptic function through lipid regulation.This review shows that within the central nervous system,lipids are essential components of the cell membrane bilayer,playing critical roles in synaptic structure and function.They regulate presynaptic vesicular trafficking,postsynaptic signaling pathways,and glial-neuronal interactions.Cholesterol maintains membrane fluidity and promotes the formation of lipid rafts.Glycerophospholipids contribute to the structural integrity of synaptic membranes and are involved in the release of synaptic vesicles.Sphingolipids interact with synaptic receptors through various mechanisms to regulate their activity and are also involved in cellular processes such as inflammation and apoptosis.Fatty acids are vital for energy metabolism and the synthesis of signaling molecules.Abnormalities in lipid metabolism may lead to impairments in synaptic function,affecting information transmission between neurons and the overall health of the nervous system.Therapeutic strategies targeting lipid metabolism,particularly through cholesterol modulation,show promise for treating these conditions.In neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's disease,Parkinson disease,and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis,dysregulation of lipid metabolism is closely linked to synaptic dysfunction.Therefore,lipids are not only key molecules in neural regeneration and synaptic repair but may also contribute to neurodegenerative pathology when metabolic dysregulation occurs.Further research is needed to elucidate the specific mechanisms linking lipid metabolism to synaptic dysfunction and to develop targeted lipid therapies for neurological diseases.
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Brain-computer interfaces re-shape functional neurosurgery摘要:Invasive as well as non-invasive neurotechnologies conceptualized to interface the central and peripheral nervous system have been probed for the past decades,which refer to electroencephalography,electrocorticography and microelectrode arrays. The challenges of these mentioned approaches are characterized by the bandwidth of the spatiotemporal resolution,which in turn is essential for large-area neuron recordings(Abiri et al.,2019).
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Plasticity meets regeneration during innate spinal cord repair摘要:Regenerative capacity of the central nervous system(CNS) is unevenly distributed among vertebrates.While most mammalian species including humans elicit limited repair following CNS injury or disease,highly regenerative vertebrates including urodele amphibians and teleost fish spontaneously reverse CNS damage.Teletost zebrafish (danio rerio) are tropical freshwater fish that proved to be an excellent vertebrate model of successful CNS regeneration. Differential neuronal,glial,and immune injury responses underlie disparate injury outcomes between highly regenerative zebrafish and poorly regenerative mammals. This article describes complications associated with neuronal repair following spinal cord injury (SCI) in poorly regenerative mammals and highlights intersecting modes of plasticity and regeneration in highly regenerative zebrafish (Figures 1 and 2). Comparative approaches evaluating immunoglial SCI responses were recently reviewed elsewhere (Reyes and Mokalled,2024).
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