Andreas Meisel

ABERRANT HIPPOCAMPAL NEUROGENESIS IS A CONSERVED RESPONSE TO STROKE IN MICE: A MULTI-CENTER MULTIMODEL STUDY

This study shows that stroke increases hippocampal neurogenesis but leads to maladaptive morphological features in newborn neurons across multiple mouse stroke models.

Assessing post-stroke cognition in pre-clinical models: lessons and recommendations from a multi-center study

This study evaluates cognitive outcomes after stroke in mice using multiple models and tests, finding inconsistent results and highlighting challenges in pre-clinical stroke cognition research.

Ide copy number variant does not influence lesion size and mortality in two C57BL/6J mouse models of cerebrovascular ischemia nor in human cerebrovascular disease. An exploratory study

The paper investigates whether Ide copy number variants influence vascular phenotypes in mice and humans, finding no significant association.

Prediction of Stroke Outcome in Mice Based on Non-Invasive MRI and Behavioral Testing

This paper predicts stroke outcomes in mice using MRI and behavioral data, finding that lesion volume and topology are key predictors of subacute and residual deficits.

A primeval mechanism of tolerance to desiccation based on glycolic acid saves neurons from ischemia in mammals by reducing intracellular calcium-mediated excitotoxicity

This study shows that glycolic acid protects neurons from ischemic damage by reducing calcium-mediated excitotoxicity during reperfusion in stroke models.