2006
DOI: 10.1310/bqey-hlem-yypv-ce46
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A Review of Current Clinical Trials for Improving Neurological Outcomes

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“…Upon activation, Rho binds to Rho kinase (ROCK), an important regulator of axonal growth and cellular apoptosis. The protein will be available as a kit, in combination with a fibrin sealant, under the commercial name of Cethrin Ò [72,73]. By blocking Rho, the intention is that nerve cells will be able to repair themselves and regrow.…”
Section: Nerve Regenerationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Upon activation, Rho binds to Rho kinase (ROCK), an important regulator of axonal growth and cellular apoptosis. The protein will be available as a kit, in combination with a fibrin sealant, under the commercial name of Cethrin Ò [72,73]. By blocking Rho, the intention is that nerve cells will be able to repair themselves and regrow.…”
Section: Nerve Regenerationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The recombinant version of C3 is extended with a peptide transport signal, to enhance cellular permeability [71]. A Phase I/IIa multicenter clinical trial was initiated in 2005 [73], for a single dose application of Cethrin Ò to the dura mater at the time of spinal decompression (within seven days of injury) in complete spinal cord injuries from T2 to T12 and C4 to T1. The protein will be available as a kit, in combination with a fibrin sealant, under the commercial name of Cethrin Ò [72,73].…”
Section: Nerve Regenerationmentioning
confidence: 99%