CNS Regeneration

• Responses to Injury1. Molecular and Genetic Responses to InjuryLarry Benowitz2. Glial Cells, Inflammation and CNS TraumaMichael T. Fitch and Jerry SilverStem Cells and Trophic Factors in CNS Repair3. Stem Cell Therapy for Brain TumorsRahul Jandial, Allen L. Ho, Michael L Levy and Evan Y. Snyder4. Stem Cell Therapy for Parkinson's DiseaseAndreas Androutsellis-Theotokis, Maria A. Rueger and Ron D.G. McKay5. Adult Neural Progenitor Cells in CNS Function and DiseaseSebastian Jessberger, Stefan Aigner, James B. Aimone and Fred H. Gage6. Neurotrophic FactorsMark TuszynskiNovel Therapies for Parkinson’s and Huntington’s Disease7. Direct Delivery of GDNF into the Non-human Primate and Human Parkinsonian Brain: Success and Road BlocksR. Grodin, Z. Zhang, Y. Ai, J. Slevin, A.B. Young, D.M. Gash and G.A. Gerhardt8. Growth Factor Gene Therapy for Parkinon's DiseaseJeffrey H. Kordower9. Stimulating and Ablative Treatment for Parkinson's DiseaseJulie G. Pilitsis and Roy A.E. Bakay10. Neurotrophic Factor and Stem Cell Therapy for Huntington's DiseaseJeffrey H. KordowerNovel Therapies for Alzheimer’s Disease11. Neurotrophic Factors and Alzheimer's DiseaseMark Tuszynski12. Anti-amyloid-beta Immunotherapy as treatment for Alzheimmer’s DiseaseJoh R. Cirrito and David M. HoltzmanNovel Therapies for Spinal Cord Injury and White Matter Demyelination13. Growth Factors for Spinal Cord RegenerationMark Tuszynski14. Modifying the Extracellular Matrix as a Treatment to Impove Functional Recovery After Spinal Cord InjuryJames W. Fawcett15. Myelin Neutralization for Spinal Cord Injury and StrokeA.R. Walmsley, D. Bourikas and A.K. Mir16. Strategies to Inhibit Signaling through Nogo Receptor 1 for Spinal Cord Injury and StrokeJane K. Relton and Paul H. Weinreb17. Cyclic AMP Modulation of Axonal Regeneration Following Spinal Cord InjurySari S. Hanilla and marie T. Filbin18. Multiple Sclerosis: RemyelinationJeffery D. Kocsis, Masanori Sasaki, Karen L Lankford and Christine RadtkeDesign of Clinical Trials19. Clinical Trials in Rehabilitation with Neural RepairBruce H. Dobkin

Review of first edition"This is a well compiled and thoroughly edited and written text by the leaders in the field of neural regeneration...an excellent overview. Reasonably priced, this is a valuable addition to a neuroscientist's bookshelf." --Doody's Publishing Services, 4 Star Review