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In vivo studies of a CD117 CAR-T cell showed the potential of CAR-Ts in conditioning

Neurology, 2009

Exfoliation frequently aids in this process, also known as cell turnover

34 It is thought that the functional recovery of the motor nerve (A-fiber) may be slow because the motor nerve might be more affected by the physical compression because of its larger diameter, showing that the recovery of the sensory nerve (A- and C-fiber) (Figure 4) might be faster than that of the motor nerve which generated MEPs (Figure 6)