The cell cycle in the central nervous system
By: edited by Damir Janigro.
Contributors: Janigro, Damir.
Series: Contemporary neuroscience
Publisher: Humana Press
Published: 2006
Place of publication: Totowa, N.J
Language: eng
Subjects: Central nervous system -- Growth; Cell cycle; Central nervous system -- Differentiation; Central Nervous System -- growth & development; Central Nervous System -- physiopathology; Cell Cycle; Cell Differentiation
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Methodological considerations in the evaluation of cell cycle; title: In the central nervous system / Richard A. Prayson; title: Stem cells / Philippe Taupin; title: Progenitors and precursors of neurons and glial cells / Monika Bradl; title: Vaculogenesis and angiogenesis / Gerald Grant; title: Neuronal migration and information of cortical development (MCDs) / Giorgia Battaglia and Stefania Bassanini; title: Genome-wide expression profiling of neurogenesis in relation to cell cycle exit / P. Roy Walker ... [et al.]; title: Neurogenesis and apoptotic cell death / Klaus van Leyen ... [et al.]; title: Ion channels and cell cycle / Annarosa Arcangeli and Andrea Becchetti; title: Nonsynaptic gabaergic communication postnatal neurogenesis / Xiuxin Liu, Anna Bolteus, and Angelique Bordey; title: Critical roles of Ca2+ and K+ homeostasis in apoptosis / Shan Ping Yu; title: Mammalian neural stem-cell renewal / Yvan Arsenijevic; title: Methods of determining apoptosis in neuro-oncology: review of the literature / Brian Ragel ... [et al.]; title: Cell cycle, neurological disorders, and reactive gliosis / Kerri Hallene and Damir Janigro; title: Potassium channels, cell cycle and tumorigenesis in the central nervous system / Gabriele Dini, Erin Ilkanich, and Damir Janigro; title: Enhanced neurogenesis following neurological disease / Philippe Taupin; title: Endothelial injury and cell cycle re-entry / Ljiliana Bengez; title: The contribution of bone marrow-derived cells to cerebrovascular formation and integrity / David Kobiler and John Glod; title: Microvessel remodeling in cerebral ischemia / Danica Stanimirovic, Maria Moreno, and Arsalan Haqqani; title: Vascular and neuronal effects of VEGF in the nervous system: implications for neurological disorders / Lieve Moons, Peter Carmeliet, and Mieke Dewerchin; title: Neurodegeneration and loss of cell cycle in postmitotic neurons / Randall D. York, Samantha Cicero, and Karl Herrup; title: Cell cycle activation and the amyloid protein in Alzheimer's disease / Katarzyna Gustaw ... [et al.]; title: Neuronal precursors proliferation and epileptic malformation of cortical development / Jorge Gonzalez-Martinez, William Bingaman, and Imad Najm; title: Vascular differentiation and cell cycle / Luca Cucullo; title: Adult neurogenesis and CNS cell cycle analysis: novel tools for exploration of the neural causes and correlates of psychiatric disorders / Amelia J. Eisch and Chitra Mandyam; title: Neurogenesis and Alzheimer's disease: a common denominator to multiple etiologies / Mark A. Smith; title: P53 and multidrug resistance transporters in the central nervous system / Shirley Teng and Micheline Piquette-Miller; title: Epidermal growth factor receptor in the adult brain / Carmen Estrada and Antonio Villalobo; title: Signaling modules in glial tumors and implications for molecular therapy / Gurpreet Kapoor and Donald O'Rourke; title: Detection of proliferation in gliomas by positron emission tomography imaging / Alexander M. Spence ... [et al.]; title: Transition of normal astrocytes into a tumor phenotype / Sean Aeder and Isa Hussaini; title: Mechanisms of gliomagenesis / Wei Zhang and Howard Fine; title: Encapsulation of cells undergoing cell cycle / Roberto DalToso and Sara Bonsiegna; title: Viral vector delivery to dividing cells / Yoshinaga Saeki; title: Electrical stimulation and angiogenesis / Min Zhao; title: Development and potential therapeutic aspects of mammalian neural stem cells / L. Bai, Stanton Gerson, and Robert Miller; title: Mammalian Sir2 proteins: a role in epilepsy and ischemia? / Barbara Aumayr and Damir Janigro.