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A subject this map covers

Neural stem and progenitor cells

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Part of: Cell therapy

What belongs here

Cells able to give neurons and glia — fetal, adult or pluripotent-derived — transplanted in spinal cord injury.

What does not belong here, however close it looks

Oligodendrocyte progenitors, though neural in origin, have their own concept: a different fate and a different aim.

What has been looked at

Counted from what the sources catalogue, not from reading the work. It says how much exists and over what span of years — never what any of it found.

  • Registered or indexed as work in people: 453 records · 1999–2026
  • Indexed as work in animals: 540 records · 1999–2026
  • Indexed as laboratory work: 95 records · 2002–2026
  • The source has not said who or what was studied: 185 records · 2008–2026
  • No matching published catalogue records are linked above. Human-review status must be checked on the evidence itself.

Published in this map

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No published catalogue records match this subject yet.

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Found in the scientific sources, not yet checked

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1273 records

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Indexed as laboratory work

Where this was looked for, and when

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ClinicalTrials.govlatest collection walk returned no recordsasked on 2026-10-05
Collection window: 2026-09-16 – 2026-10-05
matched in this collection walk 0 · accumulated records across collection walks 7 · still to fetch in this walk 0aim: every record matching this question
Crossrefasked, and it answeredasked on 2026-09-16
Collection window: all dates before the end date – 2026-09-16
matched in this collection walk 4633324 · accumulated records across collection walks 49aim: a sample of the most relevant records. This source ranks a bag of words, so its own total is the size of the corpus that shares some of them, never a set still owed.
PubMedasked, and it answeredasked on 2026-10-12
Collection window: 2026-09-17 – 2026-10-12
matched in this collection walk 1 · accumulated records across collection walks 1273 · still to fetch in this walk 0aim: every record matching this question
The question asked
  • ClinicalTrials.gov("neural stem cell" OR "neural progenitor cell" OR "neural precursor cell")
  • Crossrefspinal cord injury neural stem cell neural progenitor cell
  • PubMed("Spinal Cord Injuries"[MeSH Terms] OR "spinal cord injury"[Title/Abstract] OR "spinal cord injuries"[Title/Abstract] OR "spinal cord trauma"[Title/Abstract]) AND ("Neural Stem Cells"[MeSH Terms] OR "neural stem cell"[Title/Abstract] OR "neural progenitor cell"[Title/Abstract] OR "neural precursor cell"[Title/Abstract])

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