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A subject this map covers

Schwann cells

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Part of: Cell therapy

What belongs here

Peripheral-nerve myelinating cells transplanted into the injured cord, autologous included.

What does not belong here, however close it looks

Schwann-cell work in peripheral nerve without spinal cord injury does not belong here.

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: 285 records · 1968–2026
  • Indexed as work in animals: 611 records · 1964–2026
  • Indexed as laboratory work: 85 records · 1988–2025
  • The source has not said who or what was studied: 83 records · 1977–2026

    Published in this map

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    • Chondroitinase ABC combined with Schwann cell transplantation promotes migration and survival of grafted Schwann cells within the injured spinal cord.

    Found in the scientific sources, not yet checked

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    1064 records

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    Indexed as work in animals

    Indexed as laboratory work

    Where this was looked for, and when

    The latest collection walk and the accumulated shelf have different scopes. A zero applies only to that source query and its date window; older records may remain on the shelf. It does not mean no research exists.

    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 2 · 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 3591155 · accumulated records across collection walks 50aim: 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 2026-09-17
    Collection window: all dates before the end date – 2026-09-17
    		matched in this collection walk 1048 · accumulated records across collection walks 1048 · still to fetch in this walk 0aim: every record matching this question
    The question asked
    • ClinicalTrials.gov("Schwann cell")
    • Crossrefspinal cord injury Schwann 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 ("Schwann Cells"[MeSH Terms] OR "Schwann cell"[Title/Abstract])

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