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Dorsal Root Ganglia neurônios e células-tronco diferenciadas adiposo-derivados
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Dorsal Root Ganglia neurônios e células-tronco diferenciadas adiposo-derivados: An

Article DOI: 10.3791/52543-v • 09:17 min • February 26th, 2015
February 26th, 2015 •
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1Centre for Neuroprosthesis, EPFL | STI | IMT/IBI | LSBI, 2Blond McIndoe Research Laboratories, Institute of Inflammation & Repair, The University of Manchester, 3University Hospital of South Manchester

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Gânglios da raiz dorsal (DRG) são estruturas que contêm os neurónios sensoriais do sistema nervoso periférico. Quando dissociada, podem ser co-cultivadas com células estaminais do tipo SC, derivadas de tecido adiposo (ASC), proporcionando um valioso modelo para estudar a regeneração de nervos em vitro e mielinização, simulando o ambiente in vivo, no local da lesão.

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Neurociência Edição 96 Co-cultura os neurônios as células-tronco o crescimento de neurites reparação de nervos periféricos a interação célula-célula
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