Therapeutic neural transplantation: Boon or boondoggle?

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 18 (1):60-61 (1995)
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Abstract

Despite reports of recovery of function after neural transplantation, the biological interactions between transplanted neurons and the host brain that are necessary to mediate recovery are unclear at present. One source of confusion is in the variety of models and protocols used in these studies. It is suggested that multisite experimentation using standard protocols, models, and recovery criteria would be helpful in moving neural transplantation from the laboratory to the clinic

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