4 Result(s)
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Chapter
Regeneration in the Central Nervous System: Concepts and Facts
In many years, based on Cajal’s statement “… nerve paths are fixed, ended, immutable. Everything may die, nothing may be regenerated…” (Ramon y Cajal 1928) it has been assumed that the central nervous system (...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Effects of Transient Global Cerebral Ischemia on Peptide Neuronal Populations in Different Brain Regions and on Behavioral Performances in Rats
It is known that neurons are more sensitive to ischemic damage than oligodendroglia, astroglia, and endothelial cells [7]. Furthermore, the neuronal populations in various brain regions show a differential vul...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Related Responses Between Dopamine Synapses and Astrocytes in the Rat Striatum After Global Cerebral Ischemia: A Morphometric and Microdensitometric Study
In view of the important role of the nigrostriatal neurons in sensory motor integration and behavioral performance, in the present study we analyzed in detail the pre- and postsynaptic features of the nigrostr...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Immunocytochemical Studies on Some Brain Regions in a Rat Model of Incomplete Cerebral Ischemia. Relationship to Behavior and Aging
Several pathogenetic mechanisms have been proposed to explain the peculiar histological features of brain ischemia, i.e., the selective neuronal death and the so-called maturation phenomenon [17] — the extensi...
