Volume 1 [14 articles]

• Intraretinal Transplantation for Rod-Cell Replacement in Light-Damaged Retinas, Manuel del Cerro, Mary F. D. Notter, Coca del Cerro, Stanley J. Wiegand, Donald A. Grover, and Eliot Lazar
  Volume 1 (1989), Issue 1, Pages 1-10
• Removal and Reimplantation of the Parietal Cortex of Mice During the First Nine Days of Life: Consequences for the Barrelfield, Filipe Andrés
  Volume 1 (1989), Issue 1, Pages 11-22
• Intraparenchymal Striatal Transplants Required for Maintenance of Behavioral Recovery in an Animal Model of Huntington's Disease, Paul R. Sanberg, Magda Giòrdano, Mark A. Henault, David R. Nash, Michael E. Ragozzino, and Starr H. Hagenmeyer-Houser
  Volume 1 (1989), Issue 1, Pages 23-31
• Supranumerary Barrels Develop in the Somatosensory Cortex of Mice, After the Implantation of the Vibrissal Follicle Parts Containing Large Numbers of Receptors, F. L. Andrés
  Volume 1 (1989), Issue 2, Pages 33-47
• Tissue Culture Models of Myelination After Oligodendrocyte Transplantation, Fredrick J. Seil
  Volume 1 (1989), Issue 2, Pages 49-55
• Fetal Medial Habenula Transplants: Innervation of the Rat Interpeduncular Nucleus, Nicholas J. Lenn, P. John Seeley, Pauline M. Field, and Geoffrey Raisman
  Volume 1 (1989), Issue 2, Pages 57-62
• Immunization of Rats With Cholinergic Neurons Induces Behavioral Deficits, Joab Chapman, Joram Feldon, Gil Alroy, and Daniel M. Michaelson
  Volume 1 (1989), Issue 2, Pages 63-76
• Developing Retina and PNS Segments for Transplantation Into the Adult Host Eye: Reconstruction of the Mammalian Visual System. 1. Methodology, Michael F. Zanakis, Howard F. Lowe, Glenn Jacobsen, Michael LaCorte, Simone P. Lee, and Brian H. Hallas
  Volume 1 (1989), Issue 3-4, Pages 77-85
• Developing Retina and PNS Segments for Transplantation Into the Adult Host Eye: Reconstruction of the Mammalian Visual System. 2. Results, Brian H. Hallas, Howard F. Lowe, Glenn Jacobsen, Michael LaCorte, Simone P. Lee, and Michael F. Zanakis
  Volume 1 (1989), Issue 3-4, Pages 87-93
• Tectal Tissue Grafted to the Midbrain of Newborn Rats: Effect of Donor Age on the Survival, Growth and Connectivity of Transplants, Bernadette T. Majda and Alan R. Harvey
  Volume 1 (1989), Issue 3-4, Pages 95-103
• Bombesin-Like, Substance P and Vasoactive Intestinal Polypeptide Receptors in Fetal Cortical Homografts to Host Cortex and Spinal Cord, Terry W. Moody, Reina L. Getz, William J. Goldberg, and Jerald J. Bernstein
  Volume 1 (1989), Issue 3-4, Pages 105-112
• Combined Vital Dye Labelling and Catecholamine Histofluorescence of Transplanted Ciliary Ganglion Cells, John Sechrist, James N. Coulombe, and Marianne Bronner-Fraser
  Volume 1 (1989), Issue 3-4, Pages 113-128
• Deficits in Beam-Walking After Neonatal Motor Cortical Lesions are not Spared by Fetal Cortical Transplants in Rats, R. S. Swenson, E. H. Danielsen, B. S. Klausen, E. Erlich, J. Zimmer, and A. J. Castro
  Volume 1 (1989), Issue 3-4, Pages 129-133
• The Use of Bromodeoxyuridine-Immunohistochemistry to Identify Transplanted Fetal Brain Tissue, Darlene B. Brown and Brent B. Stanfield
  Volume 1 (1989), Issue 3-4, Pages 135-139