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EPFL researchers have published an open-source atlas’ in Nature, providing a comprehensive understanding of spinal cord injury biology in mice.
They have integrated cutting-edge cell and molecular mapping technologies with artificial intelligence to chart the complex molecular processes that unfold in each cell after spinal cord injuries.
The first treatment to come from this new understanding is a targeted gene therapy.
Grégoire Courtine and his team have been making significant advances for over a decade .
The study has been conducted using rodent models, but the insights are expected to translate into clinical applications.
Courtine's team have made significant advances in spinal cord injury research for over 10 years .
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