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Spinal Cord Transection In Xenopus laevis Tadpoles
Published on: December 10, 2021
Neural signal sensing, transmission and functional regeneration on different toads' bodies
Xiaoyan Shen1, Zhigong Wang, Xiaoying Lü
1Institute of RF- & OE-ICs, Southeast University, Nanjing, P. R. China. xiaoyansho@ntu.edu.cn
Abstract:
The presence of neural signals is the most important feature of animals' life. Monitoring, analysis and regeneration of neural signals are important for the rehabilitation of paralyzed patients. In this paper, the neural signal regeneration between the proximal and the distal end of an injured nerve is introduced. In the experiment a microelectronic module is used as a channel bridge. The regeneration of nerve signals is realized from one toad's sciatic nerve to another's. Corresponding neural signals and EMG were recorded and analyzed. It will be a reference to further study on the neural signals and the relationship between a neural signal and the muscle locomotion.
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