Richard P. Bunge

University of Miami — United States

Neuroscience · Life Sciences

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Research Topics

Nerve injury and regeneration(77), Neurogenesis and neuroplasticity mechanisms(55), Axon Guidance and Neuronal Signaling(23), Neurological diseases and metabolism(21), Fetal and Pediatric Neurological Disorders(17)

Publications174 total

A Guidance Channel Seeded With Autologous Schwann Cells for Repair of Cauda Equina Injury in a Primate Model
Journal of Spinal Cord Medicine·2009· 20 citedOpen Access
Demyelination and Schwann cell responses adjacent to injury epicenter cavities following chronic human spinal cord injury
Experimental Neurology·2005· 296 cited
Gross Anatomy of the Peripheral Nervous System
Elsevier eBooks·2005· 16 cited
Contributing Authors
Elsevier eBooks·2005
Primary Cell Cultures for the Study of Myelination
Humana Press eBooks·2003· 7 cited
The Effect of Surgically Implanted Bullet Fragments on the Spinal Cord in a Rabbit Model
Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery·2001· 53 cited
Embryonic Cord Transplants in Peripheral Nerve Restore Skeletal Muscle Function
Journal of Neurophysiology·2000· 60 cited
Tissue Culture Methods for the Study of Myelination
The MIT Press eBooks·1998· 100 cited
Human sympathetic preganglionic neurons and motoneurons retrogradely labelled with DiI
Journal of the Autonomic Nervous System·1998· 13 citedOpen Access
Schwann cells genetically modified to secrete human BDNF promote enhanced axonal regrowth across transected adult rat spinal cord
European Journal of Neuroscience·1998· 311 cited
Influence of IN‐1 antibody and acidic FGF‐fibrin glue on the response of injured corticospinal tract axons to human Schwann cell grafts
Journal of Neuroscience Research·1997· 12 cited
Influence of IN-1 antibody and acidic FGF-fibrin glue on the response of injured corticospinal tract axons to human Schwann cell grafts
Journal of Neuroscience Research·1997· 158 cited
The Ability of Human Schwann Cell Grafts to Promote Regeneration in the Transected Nude Rat Spinal Cord
Experimental Neurology·1997· 299 citedOpen Access
The Astroglial Response to Wallerian Degeneration after Spinal Cord Injury in Humans
Experimental Neurology·1997· 43 citedOpen Access
High-resolution diffusion-weighted MR of fresh and fixed cat spinal cords: evaluation of diffusion coefficients and anisotropy.
PubMed·1997· 64 citedOpen Access
Observations on the pathology of several types of human spinal cord injury, with emphasis on the astrocyte response to penetrating injuries.
PubMed·1997· 155 cited
Primary Cell Cultures of Peripheral and Central Neurons and Glia
Humana Press eBooks·1997· 5 cited
The Injured Spinal Cord: Imaging, Histopathologic, Clinical Correlates, and Basic Science Approaches to Enhancing Neural Function After Spinal Cord Injury
Spine·1996· 69 cited
Improved method for harvesting human Schwann cells from mature peripheral nerve and expansion in vitro
Glia·1996· 176 cited
Clinical Syndromes Associated with Disproportionate Weakness of the Upper versus the Lower Extremities after Cervical Spinal Cord Injury
Neurosurgery·1996· 111 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

Mary Bartlett Bunge(19), Patrick M. Wood(10), Mary I. Johnson(4), James D. Guest(3), Allan D. Levi(3), Rosemary P. Rees(3), Edith R. Peterson(3), H. Burton(3), C F Eldridge(2), Hans Ris(2), Erik D. Hiester(2), Ian D. Duncan(2), C. David Ross(2), MARTA MEYERS(2), Naomi Kleitman(2), Geoffrey C. Owens(2), James L. Salzer(2), E. B. Masurovsky(2), Silvio Varon(1), Philippe Meneï(1)