A subjective review of the years animal research stories
Artificial ‘scaffolding' has been used to bridge spinal cord injuries in rats.
Nerve cells made from a person's own skin suggest a novel way to treat spinal injury.
Researchers have made a step forward in treating nerve cells damaged in spinal cord injuries, using guinea pig tissues.
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