Mark H. Tuszynski

This study evaluates the effects of immunosuppressive drugs on neurite outgrowth from human neurons and neural progenitor cells, finding that some drugs inhibit axonal regeneration while others do not.

This study introduces Adaptive Charge Modulation (ACM) for spinal cord stimulation, achieving focal activation at deep tissue sites with reduced surface activation and muscle co-activation.

This paper shows that disrupting G3BP1 granules promotes axon regeneration in both CNS and PNS injuries, suggesting a therapeutic strategy for neural repair.

The paper uses calcium imaging to show that neural progenitor cell grafts form functional synaptic networks in spinal cord injury sites, mirroring normal spinal cord patterns.