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    Open Field Two-Texture Preference Testing Is Not Associated With the Neuropathic Pain-Like Phenotype That Occurs Following Mouse Cervical Contusion Spinal Cord Injury by David A. Jaffe, Megan A. Lyttle, Angelo C. Lepore

    Published in Neuroscience Insights (2025-07-01)
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    Therapeutic Strategies Targeting Respiratory Recovery after Spinal Cord Injury: From Preclinical Development to Clinical Translation by Pauline Michel-Flutot, Michael A. Lane, Angelo C. Lepore, Stéphane Vinit

    Published in Cells (2023-05-01)
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    Respiratory axon regeneration in the chronically injured spinal cord by Lan Cheng, Armin Sami, Biswarup Ghosh, Hannah J. Goudsward, George M. Smith, Megan C. Wright, Shuxin Li, Angelo C. Lepore

    Published in Neurobiology of Disease (2021-07-01)
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    Peripheral hyperstimulation alters site of disease onset and course in SOD1 rats by Angelo C. Lepore, Christopher Tolmie, John O'Donnell, Megan C. Wright, Christine Dejea, Britta Rauck, Ahmet Hoke, Anthony R. Ignagni, Raymond P. Onders, Nicholas J. Maragakis

    Published in Neurobiology of Disease (2010-09-01)
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    Response of Astrocyte Subpopulations Following Spinal Cord Injury by R. Vivian Allahyari, Nicolette M. Heinsinger, Daniel Hwang, David A. Jaffe, Javad Rasouli, Stephanie Shiers, Samantha J. Thomas, Theodore J. Price, Abdolmohamad Rostami, Angelo C. Lepore

    Published in Cells (2022-02-01)
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    Intestinal neuropod cell GUCY2C regulates visceral pain by Joshua R. Barton, Annie K. Londregan, Tyler D. Alexander, Ariana A. Entezari, Shely Bar-Ad, Lan Cheng, Angelo C. Lepore, Adam E. Snook, Manuel Covarrubias, Scott A. Waldman

    Published in The Journal of Clinical Investigation (2023-08-01)
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    EphrinB2 knockdown in cervical spinal cord preserves diaphragm innervation in a mutant SOD1 mouse model of ALS by Mark W Urban, Brittany A Charsar, Nicolette M Heinsinger, Shashirekha S Markandaiah, Lindsay Sprimont, Wei Zhou, Eric V Brown, Nathan T Henderson, Samantha J Thomas, Biswarup Ghosh, Rachel E Cain, Davide Trotti, Piera Pasinelli, Megan C Wright, Matthew B Dalva, Angelo C Lepore

    Published in eLife (2024-01-01)
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