Transplantation approaches using cellular bridges 1, 2, fetal central nervous system cells 3,
4, 5, fibroblasts expressing neurotrophin-3 (ref. 6), hybridoma cells expressing inhibitory …

Recent studies suggest that excitatory amino acids (EAAs) have a wide variety of physiological
and pathophysiological roles during central nervous system (CNS) development. In …

More than a decade ago, spinal-cord injury meant confinement to a wheelchair and a lifetime
of medical comorbidity. The physician's armamentarium of treatments was very limited, and …

Cell death was examined by studying the spinal cords of rats subjected to traumatic insults
of mild to moderate severity. Within minutes after mild weight drop impact (a 10 gm weight …

Demyelination contributes to the loss of function consequent to central nervous system (CNS)
injury. Enhanced remyelination through transplantation of myelin-producing cells may offer …

Little is known of the molecular mechanisms that trigger oligodendrocyte death and
demyelination in many acute central nervous system insults. Since oligodendrocytes express …

In this paper five socio-economic correlates of infant and child mortality are considered
using results from World Fertility Survey enquiries in 28 developing countries. We consider …

Improved methods for the preparation of [NH 4 ] 2 [MO 2 S 2 ] and [NH 4 ] 2 [MS 4 ] are
summarized and new syntheses of [NH 4 ] 2 [MOS 3 ] are reported (M = Mo, W). The facile …

In this paper we examine the relative importance of a number of demographic determinants
of infant and early child mortality using information from 39 World Fertility Survey countries. …

The reactions of the Mo (VI) compounds Mo02L2 (L= S2CNR2, S2PR2, cysteinato methyl
ester, acetylacetonato, 8-hydroxyquinolinato) with tertiary phosphines provides a convenient …