Functional Neural Transplantation II. Novel Cell Therapies for CNS Disorders, Volume 127 (Progress in Brain Research) by Editor-S.B. Dunnett; Editor-A. Björklund - 2000-12-25

The first edition of Functional Neural Transplantation, appearing in 1994, was commissioned to provide a systematic overview of the main areas of active research into the use of neural transplantation for functional repair at that time. There have though been major developments in the field over the last decade. First, whereas many of the model systems are the same, the sophistication of the research has developed dramatically. Secondly, there has been a major change in focus related to the nature of the optimal reparative process, moving away from a primary goal involving repair by replacement of lost cells, to strategies based on halting or reversing the disease process itself. Thirdly, the last decade has (not surprisingly) seen an expansion in the breadth of clinical applications for transplantation not only of primary embryonic neural tissues but also the initial applications of cells and cell lines.
In order to address these recent developments as we enter the 21st century, 10 years after… Read More

Elsevier, Amsterdam / New York, 2000. 1st ed.. Hardcover. Very Good. 8vo, hardcover. No dj. Vg condition. Prev. owner's name-labels neatly removed from endpaper; staple-hole in corner of endpaper, small pencilled brackets around titles of some papers, text itself unmarked, bright & clean, binding tight. xv, 559 p., illus.