Illustrations for publications, reviews, press release….

Figures and scientific illustrations are essential to summarize, simplify and/or explain complex scientific data or interdisciplinary collaborations. Translating scientific data into meaningful, visually appealing artwork increases exposure to the scientific and general public.

Beyond that, graphical representations can also help push science forward, always questioning scientific research in new innovative ways.


 
 

 
 

Re-administration of AAV vectors by masking with host albumin: A Goldilocks hypothesis. J. Fraser Wright, Molecular Therapy (Vol. 31 No 7), 2023


 
 


 
 

 
 

 
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Are mitochondria the key to reduce the age-dependent decline in axon growth after spinal cord injury? T. Sutherland et al., Neural Regen Res., 2021 Jul; 16(7): 1444–1445


 
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Why Research Matters: A collection of spinal cord research from around the world. “Of Ageing and Spinal Cord Injury” T. C. Sutherland. Spinal Research Institute, 2020 (p.20-21)


 
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Quantification of CpG Motifs in rAAV Genomes: Avoiding the Toll. J. Fraser Wright. Molecular Therapy, 2020, 28(8): 1756–1758


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The Influence of Neuron-Extrinsic Factors and Aging on Injury Progression and Axonal Repair in the CNS. T. Sutherland and C. Geoffroy , Front Cell Dev Biol, 2020, 25;8:190


 

SCI and depression: Does inflammation commandeer the brain? K. Brakel and M. Hook, Experimental Neurology, 2019, 320:112977



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