Nerve, Organ, and Tissue Regeneration. Research Perspectives

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ACADEMIC PRESS RAPID MANUSCRIPT REPRODUCTION, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Contributors, Pages ix-xi
Preface, Page xiii
Acknowledgments, Page xv
AXON REACTION AND CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM REGENERATION, Pages 3-36, Kevin D. Barron
CHROMATOLYSIS RECONSIDERED: A NEW VIEW OF THE REACTION OF THE NERVE CELL BODY TO AXON INJURY, Pages 37-50, Bernice Grafstein
ROLE OF THE AXONAL CYTOSKELETON IN THE REGENERATING NERVOUS SYSTEM, Pages 51-88, Irvine G. McQuarrie
ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY OF CONDUCTION IN MAMMALIAN REGENERATING NERVES, Pages 89-107, Jeffery D. Kocsis, Stephen G. Waxman
PERIPHERAL NERVE REGENERATION THROUGH SEMIPERMEABLE TUBES, Pages 109-124, Betty G. Uzman, Gloria M. Villegas
GROWTH FACTORS IN REGENERATION OF NEURAL TISSUES, Pages 127-155, Silvio Varon, Marston Manthorpe, Frank M. Longo, Lawrence R. Williams
TARGET REGULATION OF NEURONAL SPROUTING, Pages 157-169, James N. Davis
IMMUNOLOGIC CONSIDERATIONS IN NERVOUS SYSTEM REPAIR, Pages 171-192, Earl R. Feringa, H.Lee Vahlsing
THE ROLE OF ENDOGENOUS AND APPLIED ELECTRIC CURRENTS IN SPINAL REGENERATION, Pages 195-213, Melvin J. Cohen
DURING GLIAL SCAR FORMATION AND CAVITATION NECROSIS AFTER INJURY, THE SPINAL CORD REGENERATES NEURONAL CELL PROCESSES, Pages 215-230, Jerald J. Bernstein
LOSS AND RECOVERY OF LOCOMOTOR FUNCTION AFTER SPINAL CORD LESIONS IN CATS AND MONKEYS, Pages 231-242, Eduardo Eidelberg
DIFFERENT PATTERNS OF RECOVERY OF MOTOR FUNCTION ASSOCIATED WITH DIFFERENT PATTERNS OF POST-LESION AXONAL GROWTH, Pages 245-268, Michael E. Goldberger
REACTIVE SYNAPTOGENESIS IN THE ADULT CNS, Pages 269-282, Carl W. Cotman
CIRCUIT REORGANIZATION IN GRANULOPRIVAL AND TRANSPLANTED CEREBELLAR CULTURES, Pages 283-300, Fredrick J. Seil, Nathan K. Blank, Arnold L. Leiman
TRANSPLANTATION OF THE DEVELOPING VISUAL SYSTEM OF THE RAT, Pages 303-323, R.D. Lund, L.K. McLoon, S.C. McLoon, A.R. Harvey, C.B. Jaeger
INTRACEREBRAL GRAFTING OF DISSOCIATED CNS TISSUE SUSPENSIONS, Pages 325-357, Richard H. Schmidt, Anders Bjorklund, Ulf Stenevi, Stephen B. Dunnett
FUNCTIONAL RECOVERY AFTER TRANSPLANTATION OF FETAL NERVOUS AND NEUROENDOCRINE TISSUE INTO ADULT BRAIN, Pages 359-374, Mark J. Perlow
MORPHOGENESIS OF THE AMPHIBIAN LIMB REGENERATION BLASTEMA, Pages 377-406, David L. Stocum
MAMMALIAN LIMB REGENERATION, Pages 407-429, Philip Person
THE REGENERATION AND TRANSPLANTATION OF SKELETAL MUSCLE, Pages 431-454, Bruce M. Carlson
CONTROL OF LIVER REGENERATION: PRESENT STATUS, Pages 455-469, Nancy L.R. Bucher, Joan A. McGowan, William E. Russell
REGENERATIVE LENGTHENING OF THE TRANSECTED RAT COLON, Pages 471-476, Allan E. Dumont, Amalia B. Martelli, Roger Schinella
Index, Pages 477-482