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Progress in Restorative Neuroscience and Neurology
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Edited By
Joost Verhaagen, Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Elly Hol
Inge Huitinga
Jan Wijnholds
Arthur Bergen
Gerard Boer
Dick. F. Swaab, Netherlands Institute for Brain Research, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Included in series
Progress in Brain Research,
Audience
neuroscientists
psychologists
psychiatrists
basic and clinical researches in medical fields
Contents
Section - Stem Cells
Jeffrey Macklis - Boston, USA Stem cell recruitement in the adult cortex following spinal cord injury
Scott
Whittemore - Louisville, USA Application of embryonic stem cells in spinal cord repair
Peter Burbach - Utrecht, The Netherlands Molecular
programming of stem cells into mesodiencephalic dopaminergic neurons
Ole Isacson - Belmont, USA Stem cell transplantation in Parkinson
disease
Robin Ali - London, UK Retinal repair by transplantation of photoreceptors
Thomas Reh - Seattle, USA Efficient generation
of retinal progenitor cells from human embryonic stem cells
Maurice Curtis - Gotenborg, Sweden Discovery of a rostral migratory stream
in the adult human brain
Magdalena Gotz - Munich, Germany Glial cells as stem cells – a new view on reactive gliosis
Urban Lendahl
- Stockholm, Sweden Molecular regulation of stem cell differentiation
Anders Bjorklund - Lund, Sweden Cell and gene therapy repair
stategies for Parkinson disease
Section Immunotherapy and vaccination therapy
Roger Nitsch - Zurich, Switzerland Immunotherapy
of Alzheimer?s disease
Cynthia Lemere, Boston, USA Developing novel immunogens for effective and safe Alzheimer disease vaccine
Frank Baas - Amsterdam, the Netherlands Complement therapy promotes peripheral nerve regeneration
Philip Popovich - Columbus, USA
T-cell and macrophage involvement in neuroregeneration
Hans van Noort - Rijswijk, The Netherlands Toll-like receptors in the CNS:
implications for neurodegeneration and repair
Section Gene Therapy
Alan Harvey - Perth, Australia Gene therapy and transplantation
in CNS repair: the visual system
Raymond Bartus - San Diego, USA Gene therapy for Alzheimer?s and Parkinson?s disease
Krys Bankiewicz
- San Francisco, USA AAV-AADC gene therapy for Parkinson disease
Martijn Tannemaat - Amsterdam, the Netherlands Promoting regeneration
of injured peripheral nerves and avulsed spinal ventral roots by gene therapy
Mimoun Azzouz - Sheffield, UK Gene therapy for ALS based
on retrograde delivery of transgenes with equine LV vectors
Bill Hauswirth - Gainesville, USA Cone photoreceptor targeted gene therapy
Pharmacotherapy
Iqbal Sayeed - Atlanta, USA Progesterone as a neuroprotective factor in traumatic and ischemic brain injury
Stefan Gold - Los Angeles, USA Oestrogen and testosterone replacement therapies in neurologic and psychiatric disorders
Reinier Schlingemann
- Amsterdam, the Netherlands Treatment of retinal diseases with VEGF antagonists
Hans-Werner Muller - Dusseldorf, Germany Pharmacological
modification of the extracellular matrix to promote regeneration of the injured brain and spinal cord
Yvo Roos - Amsterdamdam, the
Netherlands First aid for the brain: successful reanimation strategies after stroke
Fabrizio Benedetti - Turin, Italy Placebo responses
in neurological disorders
Neuroprostheses
Thomas Stieglitz - Freiburg, Germany Brain-computer interfaces
Gerald Chader - Los
Angeles, USA Visual performance with retinal prostheses
Vittorio Colletti - Verona, Italy Alternative neurosurgical approaches for
auditory brain implants
Richard Normann - Salt Lake City, USA Neuronal ensemble control of prosthetic devices by a human with tetraplegia
Edward Tehovnik – Cambridge, MA, USA Microstimulation of the visual cortex to restore vision
Miguel Nicolelis - Durham, USA Control
of artificial limb in monkeys: feedback by neural stimulation
Deep Brain Stimulation, FES and TMS
Alim-Louis Benabid - Grenoble,
France Deep brain stimulation for neurological disorders: an historical perspective
Reggie Edgerton - Los Angeles, USA Potential for
restoring neuromotor function via activity-dependent mechanisms
Vivian Mushahwar - Edmonton, Canada Intraspinal microstimulation and
oscillating field stimulation
Damiaan Denys - Amsterdam, the Netherlands Deep brain stimulation: obsessive compulsive disorder
Diego Centonze - Rome, Italy Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation of the motor cortex ameliorates spasticity in multiple sclerosis
Mechanisms of spontaneous plasticity and regeneration
Christian Lohmann – Amsterdam, The Netherlands Simultaneous imaging of morphological
plasticity and calcium dynamics in dendrites
Catherine Lubetzki - Paris, France Axonal signals in central nervous system demyelination:
the semaphorins
Massimo Filippi - Milan, Italy Magnetic resonance techniques to quantify tissue damage, tissue repair and functional
cortical reorganization in multiple sclerosis
Henning Voss - New York, USA Diffusion tensor imaging as a tool to study neuronal plasticity
and regeneration
James Fawcett - Cambridge, UK Molecular control of brain plasticity and repair
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ISBN-13: 978-0-12-374511-8
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