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Subventricular zone-derived neural progenitor cells migrate along a blood vessel scaffold toward the post-stroke striatum

Kojima et al., 2010

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5538223182082752196
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Kojima T
Hirota Y
Ema M
Takahashi S
Miyoshi I
Okano H
Sawamoto K
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Stem cells

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The subventricular zone (SVZ) of the adult brain contains neural stem cells that have the capacity to regenerate new neurons after various insults. Brain ischemia causes damage to brain tissue and induces neural regeneration together with angiogenesis. We previously …
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