Axonal injury is a pathological hallmark of both head injury and inflammatory-mediated neurological disorders,including multiple sclerosis（Schirmer et al.,2013）.Such axonal disruptions and/or disconnections typicall...Axonal injury is a pathological hallmark of both head injury and inflammatory-mediated neurological disorders,including multiple sclerosis（Schirmer et al.,2013）.Such axonal disruptions and/or disconnections typically result in proximal axonal segments that remain in continuity with the neuronal somawhile losing contact with their distal targets.展开更多
基金the center of the current manuscript was performed as a component of the Operation Brain Trauma Therapy consortium,which is supported by U.S.Army grants W81XWH-10-1-0623 and WH81XWH-14-2-0018Microscopy was performed at the VCU Department of Anatomy and Neurobiology Microscopy Facility,supported,in part,with funding from NIH-NINDS Center core grant 5P30NS047463
文摘Axonal injury is a pathological hallmark of both head injury and inflammatory-mediated neurological disorders,including multiple sclerosis（Schirmer et al.,2013）.Such axonal disruptions and/or disconnections typically result in proximal axonal segments that remain in continuity with the neuronal somawhile losing contact with their distal targets.
