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Neural transplantation into the mutant brain. Hiroshi INOUE 1 , Hideichi TAKAYAMA 1 , Shinichi KOHSAKA 2 , Yukiteru NAKANO 1 , Mitsuhiro OTANI 1 , Yasuzo TSUKADA 2 , Shigeo TOYA 1 1Department of Neurosurgery, Keio University School of Medicine 2Department of Physiology, Keio University School of Medicine pp.794-807
Published Date 1988/10/10
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1431906228
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 Neural grafting has emerged over the last decade as a viable approach to studying the development and regeneration of the neural connections in the CNS of mammals.

 In this review paper, we have collected some experiments all have a similar basic design using the mutant as an experimental animal. Matured oligodendrocytes have been able to survive and myelinate the host axons even in the adult brain of shiverer mutant mouse which is characterized by dysmyelination in the CNS. Dissociated granule cells of the cerebellar primordia have been able to develop synaptic organization in the cerebellum of weaver mutant mouse which is characterized by degeneration of granule cells. Moreover, neu-rohormone deficiencies in Brattleboro rats or mutant hypogonadal mice have been reversed by the grafted hypothalamic vasopressin-secreting neuronsor gonadotropin-secreting neurons, respectively.


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