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Human neural stem cells differentiate and promote locomotor recovery in an early chronic spinal cord injury NOD-scid mouse model.

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Figure 3. hCNS-SCns express Ki67 and nestin 16 weeks following transplantation. (A–E) Human cytoplasm-positive cells, (SC121), red (B) were rarely associated with the cell cycle marker Ki67, green (C), DAPI counterstain, blue (A)
Figure 4. hCNS-SCns mostly differentiate into oligodendrocytes and neurons, and few astrocytes
Figure 5. hCNS-SCns differentiation/fate quantification 16 weeks post-transplantation

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