Stroke alters behavior of human skin-derived neural progenitors after transplantation adjacent to neurogenic area in rat brain.

Carlos de la Rosa-PrietoCecilia LaterzaAna Gonzalez-RamosSomsak WattananitRuimin GeOlle LindvallDaniel TorneroZaal Kokaia

Published in: Stem cell research & therapy (2017)

Our findings indicate that signals released from the stroke-injured area regulate the migration of and fiber outgrowth from grafted human skin-derived neural progenitors and overcome the influence on these cellular properties exerted by the neurogenic area/RMS in the intact brain.

Keyphrases

atrial fibrillation
spinal cord injury
cerebral ischemia
white matter
resting state
cell therapy
blood brain barrier
subarachnoid hemorrhage
bone marrow