Alzheimer＇s disease （AD）, a fatal, progressive, neurodegener- ative disorder, is the most common cause of old-age demen- tia, accounting for 50-75% of dementia patients. Early stages of AD are marked by vocabulary ...Alzheimer＇s disease （AD）, a fatal, progressive, neurodegener- ative disorder, is the most common cause of old-age demen- tia, accounting for 50-75% of dementia patients. Early stages of AD are marked by vocabulary shrinkage, spatial disori- entation, depression, apraxia, and deterioration of recent forms of declarative memory. In course of time, the patients require close supervision due to the loss of cognitive and functional abilities, and at the terminal stages of the disease, all forms of memory are severely impaired with the patients needing nursing home care （World Alzheimer Report, 2013）.展开更多
Spinal cord injury （SCI） continues to be a pressing health and social problem. The injury leads to neuronal and glial cell death accompanied by degeneration of nerve fibers. There are currently no particularly effec...Spinal cord injury （SCI） continues to be a pressing health and social problem. The injury leads to neuronal and glial cell death accompanied by degeneration of nerve fibers. There are currently no particularly effective treatments. SCI causes profound disabil- ity of people affected and has attracted increased attention in the international field of neuroregeneration. For the past two decades, much hope has been placed in cell therapies for the restoration of both structure and function of the injured spinal cord. Embryonic and neural stem cells, olfactory ensheathing cells, microglia-like cells, Schwann cells, mesenchymal stem cells.展开更多
Following injury in central nervous system（CNS）,there are pathological changes in the injured region,which include neuronal death,axonal damage and demyelination,inflammatory response and activation of glial cells.T...Following injury in central nervous system（CNS）,there are pathological changes in the injured region,which include neuronal death,axonal damage and demyelination,inflammatory response and activation of glial cells.The proliferation of a large number of astrocytes results in the formation of glial scar.展开更多
Traumatic injuries to the central nervous system （CNS）, in- cluding traumatic brain injury （TBI） and spinal cord injury （SCI）, often involve an immediate mechanical damage to plas- ma membrane that surrounds neu...Traumatic injuries to the central nervous system （CNS）, in- cluding traumatic brain injury （TBI） and spinal cord injury （SCI）, often involve an immediate mechanical damage to plas- ma membrane that surrounds neuronal sornata and axons. This initial disruption of plasma membrane following injuries has been convincingly demonstrated by increased membrane permeability to large molecules and dyes that are normally inaccessible to cellular plasma （Farkas et al., 2006; Cho and Borgens, 2012）. Further evidence comes from experiments that showed ultra-structural changes of plasma membranes, axons, and organelles, and subsequent neuronal death and axotomy （Povlishock and Pettus, 1996; Whalen et al., 2008）.展开更多
In 2003, a 61-year old highly respected director of the Surgery Department of Dongfang Hospital Affiliated to Beijing University of Chinese Medicine was diagnosed as advanced lung cancer, moderately differentiated ade...In 2003, a 61-year old highly respected director of the Surgery Department of Dongfang Hospital Affiliated to Beijing University of Chinese Medicine was diagnosed as advanced lung cancer, moderately differentiated adenocarcinoma, coverinqmore than two thirds of the thoracic aorta, multiple mediastinal nodal metastases, pleural effusion ＂Only 3 months could be expected＂, a cruel fact came out after deliberation of many seasoned medical specialists. In the whole career of this surgery professor, he used the lancet as his weapon to save lives. But this time after weighing the pros and cons again and again, he required a ＂tender＂ plan with no lancet.展开更多
基金in part supported by the German Ministry for Education and Research (BMBF) special network program KMU-Innovativ-2
文摘Alzheimer＇s disease （AD）, a fatal, progressive, neurodegener- ative disorder, is the most common cause of old-age demen- tia, accounting for 50-75% of dementia patients. Early stages of AD are marked by vocabulary shrinkage, spatial disori- entation, depression, apraxia, and deterioration of recent forms of declarative memory. In course of time, the patients require close supervision due to the loss of cognitive and functional abilities, and at the terminal stages of the disease, all forms of memory are severely impaired with the patients needing nursing home care （World Alzheimer Report, 2013）.
基金supported by grants 15-04-07527(AAR) and 16-34-60101(YOM) from Russian Foundation for Basic Researchsupported by a Presidential Grant for government support of young scientists(PhD) from the Russian Federation(MK-4020.2015.7)+1 种基金performed in accordance with Program of Competitive Growth of Kazan Federal Universitya subsidy allocated to Kazan Federal University for the state assignment in the sphere of scientific activities
文摘Spinal cord injury （SCI） continues to be a pressing health and social problem. The injury leads to neuronal and glial cell death accompanied by degeneration of nerve fibers. There are currently no particularly effective treatments. SCI causes profound disabil- ity of people affected and has attracted increased attention in the international field of neuroregeneration. For the past two decades, much hope has been placed in cell therapies for the restoration of both structure and function of the injured spinal cord. Embryonic and neural stem cells, olfactory ensheathing cells, microglia-like cells, Schwann cells, mesenchymal stem cells.
基金supported by National Basic Research Program of China(973 Program,2014CB542205)Hong Kong RGC grant+2 种基金Hong Kong Health and Medical Research Fundfoundation for Distinguished Young Talents in Higher Education of Guangdong(Yq2013023)the Leading Talents of Guangdong Province(87014002)
文摘Following injury in central nervous system（CNS）,there are pathological changes in the injured region,which include neuronal death,axonal damage and demyelination,inflammatory response and activation of glial cells.The proliferation of a large number of astrocytes results in the formation of glial scar.
文摘Traumatic injuries to the central nervous system （CNS）, in- cluding traumatic brain injury （TBI） and spinal cord injury （SCI）, often involve an immediate mechanical damage to plas- ma membrane that surrounds neuronal sornata and axons. This initial disruption of plasma membrane following injuries has been convincingly demonstrated by increased membrane permeability to large molecules and dyes that are normally inaccessible to cellular plasma （Farkas et al., 2006; Cho and Borgens, 2012）. Further evidence comes from experiments that showed ultra-structural changes of plasma membranes, axons, and organelles, and subsequent neuronal death and axotomy （Povlishock and Pettus, 1996; Whalen et al., 2008）.
基金Supported by the 2018 Capital Health Development Research Key ProjectBeijing Municipal Commission of Health and Fanmily Planning(No.2018-1-4201)National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.81403250)
文摘In 2003, a 61-year old highly respected director of the Surgery Department of Dongfang Hospital Affiliated to Beijing University of Chinese Medicine was diagnosed as advanced lung cancer, moderately differentiated adenocarcinoma, coverinqmore than two thirds of the thoracic aorta, multiple mediastinal nodal metastases, pleural effusion ＂Only 3 months could be expected＂, a cruel fact came out after deliberation of many seasoned medical specialists. In the whole career of this surgery professor, he used the lancet as his weapon to save lives. But this time after weighing the pros and cons again and again, he required a ＂tender＂ plan with no lancet.
