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Elevated phosphoinositide 3-kinase activity promotes axon regeneration of central nervous system neurons
Authors: B. NIEUWENHUIS, R.EVANS, C.S. PEARSON, A.C. BARBER, J. CAVE, P.D. SMITH, J. FUCHS, B.J. EICKHOLT, H.M. GELLER, K.R. MARTIN, R. EVA, J.W. FAWCETT Lab Abstract: Injury to the central nervous system (CNS) has severe consequences because adult CNS axons … Continue reading
