Convergence of human and veterinary medicine:leveraging canine naturally occurring neurological disorders to develop regenerative treatments

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摘要In recent years,large animal models of naturally occurring diseases have become increasingly studied,with the rationale that their disease attributes may better recapitulate the pathological features of corresponding human diseases as compared to induced disease models(Hoffman and Dow,2016).Of the available naturally occurring disease models,the canine is increasingly recognized as a valuable pre-clinical animal model in translational medicine for numerous human diseases,including cancer,respiratory disease,and inflammatory disease(Kol et al.,2015;Hoffman and Dow,2016).

作者 Kaitlin C.Clark ^[1] Ashley Amador ^[2] Aijun Wang ^[3] 学术成果认领

作者单位 Center for Surgical Bioengineering,Department of Surgery,University of California,Davis School of Medicine,Sacramento,CA,USA;Institute for Pediatric Regenerative Medicine,Shriners Hospital for Children,Sacramento,CA,USA ^[1] Center for Surgical Bioengineering,Department of Surgery,University of California,Davis School of Medicine,Sacramento,CA,USA ^[2] Center for Surgical Bioengineering,Department of Surgery,University of California,Davis School of Medicine,Sacramento,CA,USA;Institute for Pediatric Regenerative Medicine,Shriners Hospital for Children,Sacramento,CA,USA;Department of Biomedical Engineering,University of California Davis,Davis,CA,USA ^[3]

栏目名称 Perspectives

发布时间 2022-08-23

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