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Spinal Repair In Immature Animals: A Novel Approach Using The South American Opossum Monodelphis Domestica

1. The adult mammalian central nervous system (CNS) is unable to regenerate following injury and repair has only been seen when implants of peripheral nervous tissue, fetal tissue or Schwann cells are used, or antibodies or trophic molecules applied. However, the immature mammalian CNS has revealed a capacity to repair without extrinsic influence.