1 Neural Transplantation in Spinal Cord under Different Conditions of Lesions and Their Functional Significance. - 2 Unequivocal Regeneration of Rat Optic Nerve Axons into Sciati Nerve Isografts. - 3 The Differentiation of Non-Neuronal Elements in Neocortical Transplants. - 4 Uses of Neuronal Transplantation in Models of Neurodegenerative Diseases. - 5 Differentiation of Rat Fetal Retina Transplanted to the Occipital Cortex either in Isolation or Together with a Second Transplant of Superior Colliculus to Induce Sprouting of Optic Fibers. - 6 Qualitative Studies of Reactive Events in the Site of Injury Following Transection of the Spinal Cord in the Rat. - 7 Regenerative Growth of Retinofugal Axons into and through Neocortical Transplants Following Transection of the Optic Tract in Adult Rats. - 8 The Role of Neuroglia in Axonal Growth and Regeneration. - 9 The Role of Schwann Cells in the Repair of Glial Cell Deficits in the Spinal Cord. - 10 The Motoneuron and Its Microenvironment Responding to Axotomy. - 11 Cellular Interactions between Transplanted Autonomic Ganglia and the Developing Brain. - 12 A Behavioral and Histological Examination of Young Rats Receiving Homotopic Embryonic Neural Transplants in Motor Cortex. Language: English