Stretch-grown axons retain the ability to transmit active electrical signals.
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A physical model of axonal elongation: force, viscosity, and adhesions govern the mode of outgrowthNeural engineering to produce in vitro nerve constructs and neurointerfaceMechanical tension modulates local and global vesicle dynamics in neuronsTypes of neural guides and using nanotechnology for peripheral nerve reconstruction.Drosophila neurons actively regulate axonal tension in vivo.Sodium channelopathy induced by mild axonal trauma worsens outcome after a repeat injuryHarvested human neurons engineered as live nervous tissue constructs: implications for transplantation. Laboratory investigation.The role of stretching in slow axonal transport.Functional, electrophysiological recoveries of rats with sciatic nerve lesions following transplantation of elongated DRG cells.Bacterial immobilization for imaging by atomic force microscopyStretch induced hyperexcitability of mice callosal pathway.Rapid Mechanically Controlled Rewiring of Neuronal Circuits.A novel neuroprosthetic interface with the peripheral nervous system using artificially engineered axonal tracts.Stretch growth of integrated axon tracts: extremes and exploitationsThe emerging role of forces in axonal elongation.Deer antler regeneration: a stem cell-based epimorphic process.Cyclic mechanical stress modulates neurotrophic and myelinating gene expression of Schwann cells.Axon stretch growth: the mechanotransduction of neuronal growth.Mechanism of Axonal Contractility in Embryonic Drosophila Motor Neurons In Vivo.Tension-driven axon assembly: a possible mechanism.Coupled circumferential and axial tension driven by actin and myosin influences in vivo axon diameter.Spike propagation in axons under stretch growth conditions in cultured neurons from dorsal root ganglion.Rewiring Neuronal Circuits: A New Method for Fast Neurite Extension and Functional Neuronal Connection.Myelinating Schwann Cell Polarity and Mechanically-Driven Myelin Sheath Elongation.Development of a new miniaturized bioreactor for axon stretch growth.
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Stretch-grown axons retain the ability to transmit active electrical signals.
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Stretch-grown axons retain the ability to transmit active electrical signals.
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Stretch-grown axons retain the ability to transmit active electrical signals.
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Stretch-grown axons retain the ability to transmit active electrical signals.
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Stretch-grown axons retain the ability to transmit active electrical signals.
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Akiva S Cohen
Bryan J Pfister
David P Bonislawski
Douglas H Smith
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10.1016/J.FEBSLET.2006.05.030
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2006-05-22T00:00:00Z