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8. Effects of transplantation of fetal hippocampal or hindbrain tissue into thebrains of adult rats with hippocampal lesions on water maze acquisition

Author

Woodruff, Michael L., Baisden, Ronald H., and Nonneman, Arthur J.

Subjects
Rats -- Research, Fetal brain -- Research, Hippocampus (Brain) -- Research, Cognition in animals -- Research, Fetal tissue transplantation -- Research, Brain grafting -- Research, Health, Psychology and mental health
Abstract

Rats were given bilateral aspiration lesions of the hippocampus. Some of these rats then received bilateral transplants of fetal hippocampal or dorsal ventricular ridge tissue that was dissected from embryonic rat brains at 16 or 17 days of gestation. The remaining rats with hippocampal lesions did not receive fetal brain transplants. Rats with neocortical aspiration lesions, but without transplants, and rats without brain damage were also included in the study. All of the rats were trained to find a submerged platform in a Morris water maze. Rats with the fetal brain transplants were more impaired in some measures of maze learning than were rats with hippocampal lesions only. The results indicate that transplants of fetal brain tissue are not always associated with recovery of behavioral function after brain damage and may even increase a lesion-induced behavioral impairment in tasks that require complex cognitive functioning.

Published
1992

9. The 24th Annual Meeting of the Pavlovian Society Lexington, Kentucky November 17–19, 1983 Paper Session I Moderator: George E. Billman Classical Aversive Conditioning of Right Coronary Blood Flow

Author

Billman, G. E., Randall, David C., Skinner, Thomas L., Kimmel, H. D., Palombo, Daniela, Lawler, James E., Anderson, David E., Sharinus, Michael W., Kearns, William D., Furedy, John J., Grunberg, Neil E., Iwamoto, Edgar T., Fudala, Paul, Williamson, Edwin C., Martin, W. R., Sloan, J. W., Martin, C. A., McNicholas, L. F., Pomerleau, Ovide F., Prior, D. J., Wyrwicka, Wanda, Andy, O. J., Reese, W. G., Angel, C., Newton, J. E. O., McGuigan, F. J., Ten Have, W. N., Quesnel, L. J., Moser, C. G., Tait, R. W., Peretz, B., Zolman, J. F., Gibbs, Charles M., Cohen, David H., Nonneman, Arthur J., Ray, Roger D., Woodruff, Michael L., Baisden, Ronald H., Lydic, R., McCarley, R. W., Hobson, J. A., Glavin, G. B., Damianopoulos, Ernest N., Natelson, Benjamin H., Hill, Helene Z., and Tapp, Walter N.

Published
1984
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13. Therapeutic uses for neural grafts: progress slowed but not abandoned

Author

Baisden, Ronald H.

Subjects
Transplantation of organs, tissues, etc. -- Research, Brain grafting -- Research, Psychology and mental health
Abstract

In spite of Stein and Glasier's justifiable conclusion that initial optimism concerning the immediate clinical applicability of neural transplantation was premature, there exists much experimental evidence to support the potential for incorporating this procedure into a therapeutic arsenal in the future. To realize this potential will require continued evolution of our knowledge at multiple levels of the clinical and basic neurosciences.

Published
1995

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