EFFECTS OF LAMININ ON FUNCTIONAL REINNERVATION OF TARGET ORGANS BY REGENERATING AXONS
EFFECTS OF LAMININ ON FUNCTIONAL REINNERVATION OF TARGET ORGANS BY REGENERATING AXONS
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DOI:
10.1097/00001756-199101000-00009
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发表时间:
1991-01-01
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影响因子:
1.7
通讯作者:
FURCHT, LT
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作者:
NAVARRO, X;KENNEDY, WR;FURCHT, LT
REINNERVATION of sweat glands, skeletal muscle and skin was studied in the mouse paw after section of the sciatic nerve and repair by entubulation with collagen conduits, with and without a coating of laminin. After operation, sweat glands activated by pilocarpine reappeared at 32 days and increased in number to 67% of control counts. Muscle action potentials (during sciatic nerve stimulation) were recorded from the interosseus muscle at 39 days. The potential amplitudes increased to 30% of controls. The first withdrawal response from pin prick to the paw was observed at about 34 days, the response score increasing to 66% of control. There were no significant differences at any test interval between the control group and the group with laminin added.