Regeneration of neural tissue and recovery of lost functions following an accident or disease
to the central nervous system remains a major challenge worldwide, with limited treatment …

The incidence of nerve tissue injuries, such as peripheral nerve injury, spinal cord injury,
traumatic brain injury, and various neurodegenerative diseases (NDs), is continuously …

Fundamentals of biomaterials encompass the foundational principles and concepts
underlying the design, selection, and application of materials intended for interactions with …

Stroke remains a leading cause of adult disability with treatments limited to thrombolytic
therapies that are severely limited by a narrow therapeutic window. The potential of …

Biomaterials play a vital role in modern medicine, aiding in the restoration of function and
the promotion of healing following injury or illness. These materials, whether natural or …

During the life cycle of terrestrial plants, a set of developmental processes occur in the
embryo, and storage molecules accumulate to nourish the seedling during germination and …

The functions of the nervous system are hardest to replicate or replace. Trying to boost the
self-repair capacity of the injured nervous system components is one of the present-day …

Proteins are essential biomacromolecules that exhibit distinct structures and complex amino
acid sequences and are biologically active and chemically reactive, along with attractive …

Impairments in the central nervous system (CNS) are a prevalent cause of life-long
disabilities worldwide, representing serious health, social, and economic concerns (Doblado …

Stroke is a devastating disease that affects millions of people every year worldwide. For
those who survive after stroke, many live with lasting impairments in sensorimotor and …