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Cashman R. Cashman

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NeuroscienceRegenerative medicine reports .Peer-reviewedMay 23, 2026

Derived motor neurons transplantation promotes nerve regeneration in a rodent model of a chronically denervated nerve through delayed adoption of a chronic denervation phenotype

Cashman R. Cashman, Ruifa Mi, Ahmet Höke

This study shows that transplanting motor neurons into chronically denervated nerves delays the adoption of a chronic denervation phenotype, maintaining Schwann cells in a pro-regenerative state.

DOI 10.4103/regenmed.regenmed-d-25-00043

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