ノースウェスタン大学の研究チームは、細胞の再生を可能にする新型の薬剤を開発し、脊髄損傷したマウスの麻痺を回復させた。薬剤を1回注射するだけで、4週間後にはほぼ損傷前と同じように歩けるようになったという。研究の詳細は、20 […]
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