Brain plasticity-A universal tool with many variations:The study of brain plasticity has been gaining interest since almost a century and has now reached a huge amount of information(>80,000 results in PubMed).Over...Brain plasticity-A universal tool with many variations:The study of brain plasticity has been gaining interest since almost a century and has now reached a huge amount of information(>80,000 results in PubMed).Overall,different types of plasticity,including stem cell-driven genesis of new neurons(adult neurogenesis),cells in arrested maturation(dormant neurons),neuro-glial and synaptic plasticity,can coexist and contribute to grant plastic changes in the brain,from a cellular to system level(Benedetti and Couillard-Despres,2022;Bonfanti et al.,2023).展开更多
Brain plasticity is heterogeneous in mammals：Brain regeneration and repair are the dream of every neurobiologist as well as every common citizen in the world who knows that most neurological diseases,dementia and oth...Brain plasticity is heterogeneous in mammals：Brain regeneration and repair are the dream of every neurobiologist as well as every common citizen in the world who knows that most neurological diseases,dementia and other age-related problems affecting the central nervous system（CNS）do represent a heavy health and social burden.Efficacious re-generative processes are not＂ a natural property of the mammalian CNS, rather, due to evolutionary constraints they seem substantially reduced （if compared to those occurring in non-mammalian vertebrates） and hardly inducible by therapeutic approaches （reviewed in Martino et al., 2011）.展开更多
Brain regeneration from an evolutionary perspective:Brain regeneration(the full restoration of tissue after loss from injury or disease)is the most sought after goal for researchers working in developmental neurobiolo...Brain regeneration from an evolutionary perspective:Brain regeneration(the full restoration of tissue after loss from injury or disease)is the most sought after goal for researchers working in developmental neurobiology.It also appears to be the most challenging to achieve when considering the mammalian brain.Whereas remarkable regenerative capacities can be present in the central nervous systems of many non-mammalian vertebrates(e.g.,fish,amphibians),these kinds of processes appear to be dramatically reduced in mammals(Bonfanti,2011).展开更多
基金supported by Progetto Trapezio,Compagnia di San Paolo(67935-2021.2174)to LB,Fondazione CRT(Cassa di Risparmio di Torino,RF=2022.0618)to LB。
文摘Brain plasticity-A universal tool with many variations:The study of brain plasticity has been gaining interest since almost a century and has now reached a huge amount of information(>80,000 results in PubMed).Overall,different types of plasticity,including stem cell-driven genesis of new neurons(adult neurogenesis),cells in arrested maturation(dormant neurons),neuro-glial and synaptic plasticity,can coexist and contribute to grant plastic changes in the brain,from a cellular to system level(Benedetti and Couillard-Despres,2022;Bonfanti et al.,2023).
基金supported by MIUR-PRIN2015(grant 2015Y5W9YP)University of Turin(Ricerca locale 2016)
文摘Brain plasticity is heterogeneous in mammals：Brain regeneration and repair are the dream of every neurobiologist as well as every common citizen in the world who knows that most neurological diseases,dementia and other age-related problems affecting the central nervous system（CNS）do represent a heavy health and social burden.Efficacious re-generative processes are not＂ a natural property of the mammalian CNS, rather, due to evolutionary constraints they seem substantially reduced （if compared to those occurring in non-mammalian vertebrates） and hardly inducible by therapeutic approaches （reviewed in Martino et al., 2011）.
文摘Brain regeneration from an evolutionary perspective:Brain regeneration(the full restoration of tissue after loss from injury or disease)is the most sought after goal for researchers working in developmental neurobiology.It also appears to be the most challenging to achieve when considering the mammalian brain.Whereas remarkable regenerative capacities can be present in the central nervous systems of many non-mammalian vertebrates(e.g.,fish,amphibians),these kinds of processes appear to be dramatically reduced in mammals(Bonfanti,2011).
