NGF-2对鸡感觉神经节神经元体外存活的影响。

M Satoh, Y Kaisho, M Takeuchi
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研究了NGF家族的第三个成员NGF-2的生物活性。转染人NGF-2 cDNA表达质粒的COS细胞条件培养基可促进背根神经节(DRG)和结节神经节(NG)感觉神经元的存活。模拟转染的COS细胞上清液对DRG神经元的存活效果较差,对NG神经元的存活效果较差。这些结果表明,NGF-2是一种新的神经营养因子,其生物活性与NGF不同。
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Effect of NGF-2 on the survival of chick sensory ganglion neurons in vitro.

The biological activity of NGF-2, the third member of the NGF family, was investigated. Conditioned medium of COS cells transfected with expression plasmid for human NGF-2 cDNA promoted the survival of sensory neurons from dorsal root ganglia (DRG), and nodose ganglia (NG). Supernatant of mock transfected COS cells was less effective for the survival of DRG neurons and ineffective for the survival of NG neurons. These results suggest that NGF-2 is a novel neurotrophic factor whose biological activity is distinct from NGF.

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