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News@Northwestern - Spinal Cord Injury/Stem Cell Research

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Following a skiing accident that left his daughter paralyzed, Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine professor Dr. Jack Kessler changed the direction of his lab's research to focus on spinal cord injuries. Take a journey inside of his lab in the News@Northwestern report. ____
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21 сен 2010

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@T0MMEGUN 14 лет назад

Thank you to everyone working to make this dream a reality. Hang in there people our day is coming... I was injured 22may89 leaving me a C-5 quadriplegic. I was 22 years old. I had no insurance. Patiently waiting for that magic day. Thank you Dr. Kessler!

@sandyFL100 13 лет назад

~~ I started following Dr, Kessler and his daughter a few years ago~ I KNOW in my Spirit 'we' will discover the keys necessary to activate them~ I remember watching a 'documentary' of well over one hour~ where one of the things he was working to get the stem cells to bridge the injury in the spinal cord~~ when, not if, this comes to pass, it is a slam dunk~ home run~ TOUCH DOWN~ in Gratitude, Peace, Love and Compassion~ AHO

@accordionmaster47 10 лет назад

I'm wondering if there would be a place for the application of graphene in spinal cord research (see Biocompatibility of Pristine Graphene for Neuronal Interface - Journal of Neurosurgery: Pediatrics)? I know there are some problems with graphene toxicity at present; however, it may be that these problems could be overcome and it could be used in concert with stem cell research, possibly providing a scaffold, or provide a network of nano "power-plants" which bypass the damaged area...