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x Chapter 1: Introduction and Literature Review 1 1.1. Dissertation Organization 1 1.2. Stem Cells 1 1.2.1. Stem Cell Potential 1 1.2.2. Progenitor Cells 2 1.2.3. Embryonic Stem Cells 2 1.2.4. Sources of Embryonic Cells 3 1.2.5. Concerns of Stem Cell Use 3 1.2.6. Adult Stem Cells 4 1.2.7. Adult Stem Cells vs. Progenitor Cells 4 1.3. Cells in the Nervous System 4 1.4. Neural Progenitor Cells 6 1.4.1. History of Postnatal Neurogenesis 6 1.4.2. NPCs in the CNS 9 1.4.3. NPC Fate Identification 9 1.5. Control of Stem Cells and Therapeutic Applications 10 1.6. The Extracellular Matrix 12 1.7. Extracellular Interactions 13 1.7.1. Integrins 13 1.1.1.1. Integrin Structure and Function 14 1.7.2. Fibronectin 14 1.7.3. Laminin 15 1.7.4. Laminin vs. Fibronectin 15 1.8. Soluble Protein Interactions 15 1.9. Nano-scale Topography 16 1.10. CNS Cells Interact with NPCs 17 1.10.1. Astrocytes and NPCs 17 1.10.2. Activated Microglia and NPCs 19 1.10.3. Neurons and NPCs 20 1.11. Central Nervous System Damage 20 1.11.1. CNS Repair Strategies 21 1.12. Electrical Stimulation 21 1.12.1. Physiological Endogenous Electric Fields 22 1.12.2. Electrical Stimulation of the Nervous System 23

Topography, extracellular matrix proteins, secreted molecules and endogenous electric fields: cues that influence the differentiation of neural progenitor cells