1996
DOI: 10.1006/smns.1996.0043
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Tenascin-C glycoproteins in neural pattern formation and plasticity

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“…7) with TENCAN as soluble binding partner. These FNIII domains embody several functional sites for neural and other cell types, as documented previously (17,33), and do not contain disulfide bridges which might cause folding problems in bacterial expression systems. In the solid phase ELISA a prominent binding to TNfn4,5, a recombinant protein representing the 4th and 5th FNIII repeat of tenascin-C, could be observed (Fig.…”
Section: Construction Of Tenascin-neurocan Fusion Proteins-mousementioning
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“…7) with TENCAN as soluble binding partner. These FNIII domains embody several functional sites for neural and other cell types, as documented previously (17,33), and do not contain disulfide bridges which might cause folding problems in bacterial expression systems. In the solid phase ELISA a prominent binding to TNfn4,5, a recombinant protein representing the 4th and 5th FNIII repeat of tenascin-C, could be observed (Fig.…”
Section: Construction Of Tenascin-neurocan Fusion Proteins-mousementioning
confidence: 76%
“…The functional implications of neurocan interactions with tenascin-C are presently not well understood. TNfn4,5 is repulsive for embryonic day 18 hippocampal neurons and some glial cell types, and comprises a stop signal for dorsal root ganglion axons (17,33,53). Thus, formation of neurocan-tenascin-C complexes might modify the functional properties of tenascin-C.…”
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“…W rozwoju układu nerwowego jej funkcja polega mię-dzy innymi na hamowaniu adhezji komórek nerwowych i glejowych [18]. Białko to wpływa również na migrację komórek grzebienia nerwowego i komórek rozwijającego się móżdżku oraz prekursorów oligodendrocytów [19], a także wzmaga wzrost aksonów [18]. Podczas waskulogenezy TN-C uczestniczy w tworzeniu śródbłonka naczyń krwionośnych oraz indukuje wydłużanie normalnych niepączkujących komórek śródbłonka [20].…”
Section: Funkcje Tenascyny Cunclassified
“…Therefore, factors which can modulate the activity or ligand binding specificity of integrins by extra-(outside-in) or intracellularly (inside-out) induced mechanisms are of vital importance for the correct tissue assembly during morphogenesis. As previously shown, tenascin-C (TN-C), an ECM component with anti-adhesive properties, interferes with FN-mediated adhesion by causing detachment of cells and inhibition of neurite outgrowth (Chiquet-Ehrismann et al, 1988;Probstmeier et al, 1990a;Pesheva et al, 1994;reviewed by Chiquet-Ehrismann, 1995;Faissner et al, 1996). TN-C is a multidomain glycoprotein built up by EGF-and FN type III-like structural motifs and a C-terminal region homologous to fibrinogen.…”
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