Axon-like aligned conductive CNT/GelMA hydrogel fibers combined with electrical stimulation for spinal cord injury recovery.
Source: PubMed · Index · Peer reviewed · real data
Published: 2024-02-22
The injury this work is about
The phase, the band and the outcomes this paper's studies were recorded under, explained in plain words.
What is being changed here, drawn
Inside the cord
The butterfly-shaped centre. Nerve cell bodies sit here: the signal arrives, is processed, and a command leaves.
- The meningesThree layers around the cord — dura, arachnoid and pia mater. Between them is fluid that works as a cushion.
- Cervical regionEight segments, C1–C8. The nerves to the diaphragm, the shoulders and the arms leave from here.
- Lumbar regionFive segments, L1–L5. The nerves to the hips and legs leave from here.
- The cross-sectionCut across, the cord shows butterfly-shaped grey matter in the middle and white matter around it. That arrangement is why one injury at one level affects different functions differently.
- Grey matterThe butterfly-shaped centre. Nerve cell bodies sit here: the signal arrives, is processed, and a command leaves.
- White matterThe ring around the grey matter. Long fibres in a myelin sheath — the wires the signal travels up and down.
- Ventral hornThe front part of the butterfly. The motor neurons that drive muscles directly sit here.
- Ventral rootThe bundle of fibres leaving the cord in front, carrying motor commands out to the muscles.
Identifiers
- DOI: 10.1016/j.bioactmat.2024.01.021
- PubMed ID: 38414842
- PMCID: PMC10897856
Claims this paper bears on
- Supports — Aligned conductive carbon nanotube/GelMA hydrogel fibers promote axonal regeneration and remyelination after spinal cord injury.
- Supports — Aligned conductive carbon nanotube/GelMA hydrogel fibers with electrical stimulation promote neuronal differentiation of neural stem cells.
- Supports — Aligned conductive carbon nanotube/GelMA hydrogel fibers combined with electrical stimulation improve motor function recovery after spinal cord injury.
- Supports — Implanted conductive carbon nanotube-containing scaffolds improve the electrical conductivity of regenerating tissue at the spinal cord injury site.
Results extracted
| Result | Location in the source | Quotation |
|---|---|---|
| Anatomical growth · Exploratory | abstract | Quotation withheld: the right to display this text is not established. |
| Cell fate · Exploratory | abstract | Quotation withheld: the right to display this text is not established. |
| Tissue integrity · Exploratory | abstract | Quotation withheld: the right to display this text is not established. |
| Electrophysiology · Exploratory | abstract | Quotation withheld: the right to display this text is not established. |
| Motor function · Exploratory | abstract | Quotation withheld: the right to display this text is not established. |
| Anatomical growth · Exploratory | abstract | Quotation withheld: the right to display this text is not established. |
| Cell fate · Exploratory | abstract | Quotation withheld: the right to display this text is not established. |
| Tissue integrity · Exploratory | abstract | Quotation withheld: the right to display this text is not established. |
Study
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