context: Up to 16 weeks post-transplantation, the constructs still had their pre-transplant shape, with surviving transplanted neurons at the extremities of the constructs spanned by tracts of axons.
answer_0: Still, the host axons appeared to use the transplanted axons as a living scaffold to regenerate across the injury.
answer_1: Altogether, the host axons appeared to use the transplanted axons as a living scaffold to regenerate across the injury.
answer_2: Traditionally, the host axons appeared to use the transplanted axons as a living scaffold to regenerate across the injury.
answer_3: Remarkably, the host axons appeared to use the transplanted axons as a living scaffold to regenerate across the injury.
answer_4: Locally, the host axons appeared to use the transplanted axons as a living scaffold to regenerate across the injury.
answer_5: Already, the host axons appeared to use the transplanted axons as a living scaffold to regenerate across the injury.
answer_6: On the other hand the host axons appeared to use the transplanted axons as a living scaffold to regenerate across the injury.
answer_7: Furthermore the host axons appeared to use the transplanted axons as a living scaffold to regenerate across the injury.
answer_8:  the host axons appeared to use the transplanted axons as a living scaffold to regenerate across the injury.
answer_9: Collectively, the host axons appeared to use the transplanted axons as a living scaffold to regenerate across the injury.