Scientists find enzyme responsible for nerve-fiber regeneration
U.S. scientists studying live rats have identified an enzyme called Mst3b that appears to play a critical role in regenerating nerve fibers, or axons. They believe the finding could pave the way for therapies aimed at treating brain and spinal cord injuries.
United Press International | 10/27
This story published in BIO SmartBrief on 10/28/2009
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