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Regenerative sprouting

Brauer AU, Savaskan NE, Kuhn H, Prehn S, Ninnemann O, Nitsch R (2003) A new phosphohpid phosphatase, PRG-1, is involved in axon growth and regenerative sprouting. Nat Neurosci 6 572-578... [Pg.41]

Corticospinal tract Basal forebrain Regenerative sprouting Axotomy Schnell et al., 1994... [Pg.233]

In addition, after nerve and tissue destruction, regenerative sprouts rewire the afferent sensory system, where non-noxious stimuli can cause pain (allo-dynia). Schwann cells in damaged nerves produce increased mRNA for NGF and their receptors for regenerative events. Damaged axons often express adrenoreceptors, which cause discharges in response to circulating epinephrine and norepinephrine (NE). [Pg.24]

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