The human brain and its neural stem cells postmortem: from dead brains to live therapy
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Summary
An overview of neural stem cells, their prominent features, and prospects for a cellular therapy are provided, and the cells in particular with respect to their newly discovered postmortem provenience, their advantage as a potential cell source, and several unfolding forensic considerations are illuminated.
- Type
- article
- Published
- 2006-07-01
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- 21
- References
- 143
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Keywords
Computational fluid dynamics, Environmental science, Mechanics, Physics
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