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  1. Macrophage recruitment in DRG contributes to sensory axon regeneration after conditioning injury

    … peripheral branches are severed before SCI (conditioning injury, CI). After peripheral nerve injury, macrophages accumulate in DRGs. Recent studies revealed potential roles of macrophages and accompanying inflammatory reactions in axonal regeneration. However, it has not been addressed …

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  2. Expression and regulation of genes associated with CNS regeneration and plasticity

    I. INTRODUCTION 1 A. Spinal cord injury pathophysiology 1 B. Factors for the failure of CNS axon regeneration 2 C. Conditioning injury (CI)-induced axon regeneration 3 D. Regeneration associated genes (RAGs) 4 E. Epigenetics 5 F. Neuroepigenetics in CNS injury 8 G. Next generation sequencing (NGS) …

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  3. Development, assessment and application of a novel algorithm to automatically detect change of direction movement and quantify its associated mechanical load in elite Australian Football

    … practice to optimise performance and reduce injury risk. These three experimental studies as a collective provide a valid solution to detecting COD events and quantifying the associated mechanical load of COD movement during on-field team-sport activity; as well as provides a unique insight …

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