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Image 1: Macaque monkeys with brain damage regained fine motor function and dexterity with a combination of physical therapy training and edonerpic maleate, much more so than monkeys who only received physical therapy training. (Credit: Yokohama City University) |
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Figure 1. Edonerpic maleate induced rehabilitation-dependent acceleration of motor... |
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