2006
DOI: 10.1016/j.conb.2006.05.011
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Mechanisms of neural plasticity following brain injury

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“…Additionally, the same mechanisms may be generally relevant in other neuronal subtypes after ischemia. Importantly, PV + cells are also found in areas of tissue reorganization important for recovery of lost function after stroke (Wieloch and Nikolich, 2006;Murphy and Corbett, 2009). …”
Section: Expression In Parvalbumin-positive Interneuronsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Additionally, the same mechanisms may be generally relevant in other neuronal subtypes after ischemia. Importantly, PV + cells are also found in areas of tissue reorganization important for recovery of lost function after stroke (Wieloch and Nikolich, 2006;Murphy and Corbett, 2009). …”
Section: Expression In Parvalbumin-positive Interneuronsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Multiple and interrelated processes, including modulation of intrinsic neuronal properties and communication, and inflammatory/immune cascades contribute to stroke outcome (Wieloch and Nikolich, 2006). Inflammatory mediators upregulated in the brain and systemically after stroke are believed to affect damage progression, as well as the creation of a balanced milieu for neuronal plasticity/recovery, depending on the temporal and spatial expression profile (Endres et al, 2008).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…4 In the injured brain, additional processes influence brain remodeling, particularly the inflammatory response to injury. 5 Brain ischemia and the progressing tissue infarction after stroke trigger the release of inflammatory mediators that activate resident microglia cells or attract invading immune cells to the injured tissue, processes that may be ongoing for several months after the insult. 6 In the acute phase after stroke, inflammation is thought to induce and enhance acute or delayed cell death.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…La penumbra isquémica comprende la mitad del volumen total de la lesión durante las primeras etapas de la isquemia y representa la región en la cual existe posibilidad de recuperación (43). El reestablecimiento funcional después de la isquemia depende, por lo tanto, del grado de pérdida tisular y de la preservación o rescate de las redes neuronales que fueron afectadas (46). Uno de los hallazgos novedosos obtenidos en la presente investigación, fue el incremento de la inmunorreacción de la proteína tau hiperfosforilada de un modo dependiente del tiempo en ambos modelos (t-MCAO y 4-VO), lo que sugiere la detección de proteína tau hiperfosforilada, como marcador de la progresión del daño isquémico cerebral, similar a lo que acontece con otras taupatías en el humano, pero en un curso temporal corto tras el daño agudo.…”
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