The influences of fragments and analogs of ACTH/MSH upon recovery from nervous system injury
McDaniel WF1993Behavioural Brain ResearchReview
Endocrine (ADH/ACTH/MSH)Neurological
Abstract
Post-injury treatment with some fragments and analogs of the adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH) can influence recovery after nervous system injury. This review considers both the successful and unsuccessful attempts to facilitate neural and behavioral recovery from nervous system damage via post-injury administration of these compounds. To date no single unifying explanation for the mixed results observed in animals prepared with forebrain injuries has been achieved. Several possible explanations for the variety of observations reported and several potentially productive avenues for future research are suggested.
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