In Rats with Spinal Cord Cuts, Transplanting _______ into the Cut

question 102

Multiple Choice

In rats with spinal cord cuts, transplanting _______ into the cut leads to the regeneration of corticospinal axons and some restoration of motor function.

• A) olfactory neurons
• B) ensheathing cells of the olfactory bulb
• C) fetal motor neurons
• D) undifferentiated epithelial cells

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