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Electrical modulation of transplanted stem cells
Methods
The procedure compares stimulated stem-cell implants with control groups to test recovery after stroke.
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Why did the authors use electrical stimulation?
Electrical stimulation helps test whether the scaffold can change transplanted cell behavior, not just deliver the cells.
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