Poster# |
Title |
Authors |
| 1 |
AN
EX VIVO PREPARATION OF MATURE MURINE SPINAL CORD TO STUDY
SYNAPTIC TRANSMISSION ON MOTONEURONS
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M. Moghaddasi*, M.G. Fehlings, A.A. Velumian,
L. Zhang |
| 2
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EFFECT
OF SPINAL CORD INJURY ON BCL-XL EXPRESSION LEVELS AND THEIR
SUBCELLULAR DISTRIBUTIONS
|
D. Cittelly*, O. Nesic-Taylor, C.E Hulsebosch,
J.R. Perez-Polo |
| 3
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INNATE
IMMUNE RESPONSES MEDIATED BY TOLL-LIKE RECEPTOR (TLR) 2 AND
TLR4 SIGNALING ARE IMPORTANT FOR RECOVERY AFTER SPINAL CORD
INJURY
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K.A. Kigerl*, S. Rivest, R.P. Hart, A.R. Satoskar,
P.G. Popovich |
| 4
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RECOMBINANT
HUMAN TNFa INDUCES CONCENTRATION-DEPENDENT ALTERATIONS IN
AXONAL CONDUCTION IN MAMMALIAN SPINAL CORD
|
AL Davies*, KC Hayes, R. Shi |
| 5
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TRANSPLANTATION
OF ADULT RAT BONE MARROW STROMAL CELLS INTO THE INJURED ADULT
RAT SPINAL CORD
|
A.M. Parr*, I Kulbatski, X Wang, A Keating,
CH Tator |
| 6
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IN
VITRO DIFFERENTIATION OF ADULT RAT SPINAL CORD STEM/PROGENITORS
FAVOURS THE OLIGODENDROCYTIC LINEAGE
|
I Kulbatski*, C.H. Tator |
| 7
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LOCOMOTOR
PERFORMANCE IS ENHANCED BY TRAINING USING A COMBINATION OF
EPIDURAL STIMULATION AND QUIPAZINE IN COMPLETELY TRANSECTED
ADULT RATS.
|
RM Ichiyama*, Y Gerasimenko, G Courtine, I
Lavrov, H Zhong, RR Roy, V.R. Edgerton |
| 8
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EVALUATION
OF THE TRAUMATIC COMA DATA BANK CLASSIFICATION OF COMPUTERIZED
TOMOGRAPHY OF THE BRAIN IN MILD, MODERATE AND SEVERE TRAUMATIC
BRAIN INJURY: ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT?
|
B. Jacobs*, T. Beems, M. Stulemeijer, P.E.
Vos |
| 9
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SAFETY
ANALYSIS OF CYCLOSPORIN A FOR SEVERE HEAD INJURY: RESULTS
OF A DOUBLE BLIND PLACEBO CONTROLLED RANDOMIZED PHASE II CLINICAL
TRIAL
|
RM Samuelson*, CB Gilman, MR Bullock, HF Young |
| 10
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PERISOMATIC
THALAMIC AXOTOMY AFTER TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY (TBI) IS ASSOCIATED
WITH NEURONAL LOSS BUT NOT NEURONAL ATROPHY
|
J. Lifshitz*, B.J. Kelley, J.T. Povlishock |
| 11
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CHANGES
IN HIPPOCAMPAL PHOSPHACAN EXPRESSION DURING TRAUMA-INDUCED
SYNAPTIC PLASTICITY
|
JL Harris*, LK Harris, RT Black, TM Reeves,
LL Phillips |
| 12
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AGE-DEPENDENT
TEMPORAL PATTERN OF CELL INJURY AFTER TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY:
RELATION TO BLOOD FLOW AND ACTIVATED MICROGLIA/MACROPHAGES
|
H.M. Manvelyan*, C. Claus, B.S. Walker, S.-E.
Koh, W. Whetstone, L.J. Noble-Haeusslein |
| 13
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CONCUSSIVE
BRAIN INJURY PRODUCES A STATE OF ANATOMICAL AND BEHAVIORAL
PRECONDITIONING TO SEIZURES IN THE DEVELOPING RAT BRAIN
|
GG Gurkoff*, D Shin, CC Giza, R Sankar, DA
Hovda |
| 14
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FLUID
THERAPY FOR TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY
|
M.B. Elliott*, J. Jallo, C.J. Erb, J. Gaughan,
R.F. Tuma |
| 15
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EFFECT
OF BASIC FIBROBLAST GROWTH FACTOR INFUSION ON BRAIN STEM/PROGENITOR
CELLS IN RATS FOLLOWING TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY
|
S Hagood*, D Sun, N Altememi, Z Zhou, MJ McGinn,
RJ Colello, MR Bullock |
| 16
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FASTING
INDUCED NEUROPROTECTION POST INJURY IN RODENT MODEL OF TBI
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LM Davis*, PG Sullivan, JM Rho |
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16 STUDENT POSTER COMPETITION FINALISTS