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<p>GFP-SC (green) are detected both in the cerebellar parenchyma (A, B) and meninges (C) 7 days (A–C) after cisterna magna delivery as well as 21 days after in the proximal spinal cord (D). GFP-SCs grafted in the spinal cord parenchyma (E, F) are concentrated around blood vessels, some migrate away from the graft toward a lesion (L) identified by MOG immunostaining through white matter (E, arrows). (F) Same field illustrating GFP-SCs, inset is a higher magnification.</p

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