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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Netrin-1"”.

  1. Molecular biology of peripheral nerve regeneration: Expression and role of Netrin-1, DCC and Runx2

    … and role of an axon guidance molecule - Netrin-1 in peripheral nerve repair. Using a Schwann cell-specific Netrin-1 knockout mouse model, I showed an increased disorganisation and misdirection of re-growing axons within the nerve bridge following transection injury. However, this did not …

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  2. LATE PROTECTIVE EFFECTS OF NETRIN-1 AND ADENOSINE A2B RECEPTOR ACTIVATION IN THE MURINE ACETAMINOPHEN HEPATOTOXICITY MODEL

    … options are needed. The neuronal guidance cue netrin-1 has been shown to promote hepatic repair and regeneration during liver ischemia/reperfusion injury, but its effects in APAP hepatotoxicity is unknown. The primary objective of this dissertation was to explore the role of netrin-1 and its …

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  3. The role of Ena/VASP and associated proteins in regulation of neuronal morphology and filopodia architecture

    … dynamics in response to the axon guidance cue Netrin-1 and its receptor DCC. I have shown Trim9 binds the cytoplasmic tail of DCC and also binds Ena/VASP proteins and Myosin-X, which are cytoskeletal effectors downstream of Netrin-1. I discovered that inhibition of Trim9 ubiquitin ligase …

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  4. Netrin Guides Spinal Commissural Axons to the Midline at Long Range Through the Receptors Dcc and Neogenin

    … in a remarkably precise and stereotyped way. Netrin, a secreted laminin-related protein, provides the major attractive cue for midline guidance. It is thought to act at long-range, functioning either in solution (chemotaxis) or bound to surfaces (haptotaxis). A gradient of Netrin-1 along the …

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  5. The cue induced axonal nascent proteome and its translational control mechanisms in neural wiring

    … disease. Axons stimulated by different cues (Netrin-1, BDNF, Sema3A) each show a signature set of up/down newly synthesised protein (NSP) changes (>100) within 5 min. Remarkably, conversion of Netrin-1-induced responses from repulsion to attraction triggers opposite translational regulation …

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  6. Axonal Translation and Links to Neuropathies

    … multiple imaging techniques to investigate Netrin-1-induced translation in cultured retinal axons. Total axonal protein synthesis measured by metabolic and puromycin labelling indicates axons experience stage-dependent alterations in translation rate upon Netrin-1 stimulation. Remarkably, …

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  7. Endogenous Mechanisms Regulating Myeloid Cell Mediated Inflammation During Acute Lung Injuries

    … demonstrate that the neuronal guidance protein, Netrin-1, is highly expressed in infiltrating alveolar macrophages after the onset of ALI. Netrin-1 deletion in the myeloid compartment resulted in exacerbated ALI and increased NK cell recruitment, which was dependent on the upregulation of the …

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