Trials for Cerebellar Ataxias: From Cellular Models to Human Therapies (Contemporary Clinical Neuroscience) (PDF)

Name: Trials for Cerebellar Ataxias: From Cellular Models to Human Therapies (Contemporary Clinical Neuroscience) (PDF)
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This book is the first comprehensive reference on the trials and therapies of cerebellar ataxias. It covers the basic science of the cerebellum and ataxias, biomarkers and trial tools, guidelines on conducting trials, and explores a range of therapeutics including gene therapy and cell transplantation. The book is authored by top experts in cerebellar research and is expected to be published by Springer on May 30, 2023, in English and as an eBook with 738 pages. ISBN-10 is 3031243447 and ISBN-13 is 978-3031243448.

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Trials for Cerebellar Ataxias: From Cellular Models to Human Therapies (Contemporary Clinical Neuroscience) (PDF Book)

Written and produced by Bing-wen Soong, Mario Manto, Alexis Brice and Stefan M. Pulst, it features a cover that can be interpreted in different ways.

Despite the critical importance of the cerebellum in the brain, the scientific community still lacks effective treatments for the majority of cerebellar diseases. This book facilitates a link between the causes and treatments of cerebellar ataxias, while also providing a comprehensive review of the preclinical and clinical research dedicated to cerebellar ataxias over the past 20 years of development. This is the first book that specifically focuses on the investigations and treatments of these diseases. It’s an extremely informative and authoritative resource, and it’s released at a time when genetic tools and neuroimaging have advanced significantly. The coverage begins with a description of the fundamental science of the cerebellum and ataxias, it then proceeds to discuss the biomarkers and instruments of experiments, it offers rules on how to conduct experiments, and it then explores the entire range of therapeutic treatments and their experiments, including gene therapy and cell transplant. The authors have extensive knowledge of cerebellar research, and the contributing authors have all made significant contributions to the field.