A proteomic study of nerves in the central nervous system showed that proteins present in CNS axonal nodes prevent new nerve fibers from sprouting, which is necessary for nerve regeneration following CNS injury.
The study, if confirmed, could have implications for future treatments in spinal cord injury.
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