Remodeling of lumbar motor circuitry remote to a thoracic spinal cord injury promotes locomotor recovery

  1. Ying Wang
  2. Wei Wu
  3. Xiangbing Wu
  4. Yan Sun
  5. Yi P Zhang
  6. Ling-Xiao Deng
  7. Melissa Jane Walker
  8. Wenrui Qu
  9. Chen Chen
  10. Nai-Kui Liu
  11. Qi Han
  12. Heqiao Dai
  13. Lisa BE Shields
  14. Christopher B Shields
  15. Dale R Sengelaub
  16. Kathryn J Jones
  17. George M Smith
  18. Xiao-Ming Xu  Is a corresponding author
  1. Indiana University School of Medicine, United States
  2. Norton Healthcare, United States
  3. Indiana University, United States
  4. Temple University, United States

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  1. Ying Wang
  2. Wei Wu
  3. Xiangbing Wu
  4. Yan Sun
  5. Yi P Zhang
  6. Ling-Xiao Deng
  7. Melissa Jane Walker
  8. Wenrui Qu
  9. Chen Chen
  10. Nai-Kui Liu
  11. Qi Han
  12. Heqiao Dai
  13. Lisa BE Shields
  14. Christopher B Shields
  15. Dale R Sengelaub
  16. Kathryn J Jones
  17. George M Smith
  18. Xiao-Ming Xu
(2018)
Remodeling of lumbar motor circuitry remote to a thoracic spinal cord injury promotes locomotor recovery
eLife 7:e39016.
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.39016

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