Taxol-modified collagen scaffold implantation promotes functional recovery after long-distance spinal cord complete transection in canines.

W, Yin; X, Li; Y, Zhao; J, Tan; S, Wu; Y, Cao; J, Li; H, Zhu; W, Liu; G, Tang; L, Meng; L, Wang; B, Zhu; G, Wang; M, Zhong; X, Liu; D, Xie; B, Chen; C, Ren; Z, Xiao; X, Jiang; J, Dai

doi:10.1039/c8bm00125a

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Taxol-modified collagen scaffold implantation promotes functional recovery after long-distance spinal cord complete transection in canines.

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Yin W

Li X

Zhao Y

Abstract

Treatment of spinal cord injury (SCI) remains a clinical challenge worldwide because of the complicated inhibitory microenvironment formed post-injury, reduced axonal regenerative ability of spinal cord neurons, and scarcity of endogenous neurogenesis within the lesion center. Taxol, in addition to ...

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