Functional recovery

Papers on functional recovery

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Journal of Extracellular Vesicles

Newborn spinal cord particles improved recovery in adult mice

In an animal experiment, targeted delivery of tiny packages from newborn mouse spinal cords improved movement and bladder control after spinal cord injury in adult mice.In an animal experiment, targeted delivery of tiny packages from newborn mouse spinal cords improved movement and bladder control after spinal cord injury in adult mice.

Differences in SCI repair in neonatal, adult and aged mice and the molecular mechanisms.
Experiments in miceInterventions

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Cell Reports

A protein helps zebrafish repair spinal cords without lasting scars

In zebrafish experiments, loss of Gata4 stiffened material around cells, delayed tissue rebuilding and impaired recovery of movement after spinal cord injury.In zebrafish experiments, loss of Gata4 stiffened material around cells, delayed tissue rebuilding and impaired recovery of movement after spinal cord injury.

Experiments in zebrafishMechanisms

Friday, October 2

Research Square

Diabetes is tied to lower functional recovery in arthritis

In older adults with arthritis, coexisting diabetes was associated with a 19.9% probability of functional recovery compared with 23.3% for arthritis alone.In older adults with arthritis, coexisting diabetes was associated with a 19.9% probability of functional recovery compared with 23.3% for arthritis alone.

Study flow and analytic risk sets.
Preprint: cohort study of 17,540 peopleArthritis
Aging Cell

Aging impairs tentacle regeneration in Cladonema medusae

Aged Cladonema medusae show stem cell depletion, increased DNA damage, delayed wound closure, and defective blastema formation during tentacle repair.Aged Cladonema medusae show stem cell depletion, increased DNA damage, delayed wound closure, and defective blastema formation during tentacle repair.

Cladonema medusae exhibit morphological and cellular changes with aging.
Experiments in model organismsMechanisms

Tuesday, September 29

Clinical Nutrition ESPEN

Gut bacteria modify protein link to post-stroke recovery

In 152 older rehabilitation patients, an interaction between dietary protein density and putative butyrate-producing bacteria was linked to motor recovery (β = 0.046).In 152 older rehabilitation patients, an interaction between dietary protein density and putative butyrate-producing bacteria was linked to motor recovery (β = 0.046).

Cohort study of 156 peopleStroke

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