Long term deoxyribozyme administration to XT-1 mRNA promotes corticospinal tract regeneration and improves behavioral outcome after spinal cord injury.

Brigitte Koenig; Daniel  Pape; Owen Y. Chao; Jordana Bauer; Barbara Grimpe

Long term deoxyribozyme administration to XT-1 mRNA promotes corticospinal tract regeneration and improves behavioral outcome after spinal cord injury.

Brigitte Koenig
, Daniel Pape
, Owen Y. Chao
, Jordana Bauer
, Barbara Grimpe

Biomedical Sciences

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Original language	English (US)
Journal	Experimental Neurology
State	Published - 2015

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