Ellen R. Lewis

Brain Injury Causes a Time-Dependent Increase in Neuronotrophic Activity at the Lesion Site

Manuel Nieto‐Sampedro, Ellen R. Lewis, Carl W. Cotman et al. · Science · 1982 · 475 citations

Brain Development, Neuronotrophic Activity, Brain Lesion +22

Neuronotrophic activity in brain wounds of the developing rat. Correlation with implant survival in the wound cavity

Marston Manthorpe, Manuel Nieto‐Sampedro, Stephen D. Skaper et al. · Brain Research · 1983 · 197 citations

Peripheral Nerve Injury, Neurophysiology, Medicine +12

Neurotransmitter characteristics of brain grafts: Striatal and septal tissues form the same laminated input to the hippocampus

Ellen R. Lewis, Carl W. Cotman · Neuroscience · 1983 · 70 citations

Neurotransmitter Characteristics, Neuroregeneration, Neurophysiology +13

Transported Proteins in the Regenerating Optic Nerve: Regulation by Interactions with the Optic Tectum

Larry I. Benowitz, Ellen R. Lewis · Science · 1983 · 65 citations

Optic Tectum, Molecular Weights, Optogenetics +19

Mechanisms of septal lamination in the developing hippocampus revealed by outgrowth of fibers from septal implants. I. Positional and temporal factors

Ellen R. Lewis, Carl W. Cotman · Brain Research · 1980 · 49 citations

Synaptic Plasticity, Developmental Biology, Brain Structure +14