Sprouts from cut corticospinal axons persist in the presence of astrocytic scarring in long-term lesions of the adult rat spinal cord

By: Li, YContributor(s): Raisman, GMaterial type: Text

TextReference number:a7219 In: Experimental Neurology 134 (1), 102-111.

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