Functional synaptic connectivity of engrafted spinal cord neurons with hindlimb motor circuitry in the injured spinal cord

Functional synaptic connectivity of engrafted spinal cord neurons with hindlimb motor circuitry in the injured spinal cord

Raw images for cFos quantification in Figure 4.

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Main Author: Jennifer Dulin (15361690) (author)
Other Authors: Ashley Tucker (22361185) (author), Angelina Baltazar (22361188) (author), Jaclyn Eisdorfer (22361191) (author), Joshua Thackray (22361194) (author), Katie Vo (22361197) (author), Hannah Thomas (22361200) (author), Avnika Tandon (22361203) (author), Joshua Moses (22361206) (author), Brendan Singletary (22361209) (author), Tucker Gillespie (22361212) (author), Ashley Smith (22361215) (author), Anna Pauken (22361218) (author), Sneha Nadella (22361221) (author), Michael Pitonak (22361224) (author), Sunjay Letchuman (22361227) (author), Julius Jang (22361230) (author), Michael Totty (22361233) (author), Frank Jalufka (22361236) (author), Miriam Aceves (22361239) (author), Andrew Adler (22361242) (author), Stephen Maren (22361245) (author), Heath Blackmon (22361248) (author), Dylan McCreedy (22361251) (author), Victoria Abraira (22361254) (author)
Published: 2025
Subjects:
Neuroscience
spinal cord injury
c-Fos immunohistochemistry
spinal cord damage
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Summary:Raw images for cFos quantification in Figure 4.

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