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Adult Neurogenesis in Injury-Induced Self-Repair: Use It or Lose It
2017
Brain Plasticity
One of the most hotly pursued topics in neuroscience and therapeutic medicine is the use of stem cells in the adult brain. Growing in parallel to this emerging field is the recognition that the adult brain is indeed capable of generating new cells. While neurogenesis was understood to be restricted to a few areas, recent studies suggest that damage to the adult brain can trigger neurogenesis even in regions outside of these specific areas. This finding raises the possibility that neurons born
doi:10.3233/bpl-160030
pmid:29765852
pmcid:PMC5928550
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