Damage to the adult mammalian central nervous system （CNS） often results in persistent neurological deficits with limited recovery of functions. The past decade has seen in- creasing research efforts in neural regen...Damage to the adult mammalian central nervous system （CNS） often results in persistent neurological deficits with limited recovery of functions. The past decade has seen in- creasing research efforts in neural regeneration research with the ultimate goal of achieving functional recovery. Many studies have focused on prevention of further neural damage and restoration of functional connections that are com- promised after iniurY or pathological damage.展开更多
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文摘Damage to the adult mammalian central nervous system （CNS） often results in persistent neurological deficits with limited recovery of functions. The past decade has seen in- creasing research efforts in neural regeneration research with the ultimate goal of achieving functional recovery. Many studies have focused on prevention of further neural damage and restoration of functional connections that are com- promised after iniurY or pathological damage.
