Sentence examples for host neurons from inspiring English sources

Previous reports have indicated that systemically transplanted stem cells reach the ischemic lesion and have a neuroprotective effect to reduce apoptotic neuronal cell death in host neurons and that reduction of stroke volume began after the event.

MSCs transplanted into the brain have been demonstrated to promote functional recovery by producing trophic factors that induce survival and regeneration of host neurons.

Moreover, neurons of the transplanted NSN extended their axons into the host cortical tissue and established synaptic connections with host neurons.

Here, we engineered hydrogel scaffolds to form "bio-bridges" within the necrotic lesion cavity, providing physical and trophic support to transplanted human embryonic stem cell-derived cortical progenitors, as well as residual host neurons.

Expressing this construct does not significantly alter the basic functional properties of its host neurons.

Optogenetic activation or inhibition of grafted cells and host neurons using channelrhodopsin-2 (ChR2) and halorhodopsin (NpHR), respectively, revealed complex, bi-directional synaptic interactions between grafted cells and host neurons and extensive synaptic connectivity within the graft.

Furthermore, Nissl staining revealed that host neuron survival rate was significantly increased in rats with full treatments.

This is probably due to silencing of the viral genome by the host neuron, and not to cell death, since several studies report expression of HSV1 specific latency-associated transcripts well after the expression of reporter genes is lost [46] (Preston 2000).

In some cases, these extremely large vesicles appear to be coincident with a process of tortuous infolding of the plasma membrane of their host neuron.

This implies that the vesicles containing aggregated amyloid-like forms of Aβ1 42 could remain in brain tissue even after the complete necrosis of their host neuron.

The visual word form area (VWFA) hypothesis of Dehaene and Cohen (e.g., 2011) postulates that a left vOT region (termed the VWFA) is specifically engaged by visual word processing and hosts neurons tuned to orthographic features.