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Montreal research shows CNS neurons can regenerate

Morgan, 1983

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10167346615485743854
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Morgan P
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Canadian Medical Association Journal

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Can axons regenerate in the adult central nervous system (CNS)? Dr. Albert Aguayo and his colleagues at McGill University's Neurosciences Unit, Montreal General Hospital are conducting experiments that suggest they can if given the right environment. Their work …
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