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Is the modulation of retinoid and retinoid‐associated signaling a future therapeutic strategy in neurological trauma and neurodegeneration?

17 Oct 2007

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The complex molecular pathways that mediate the effects of vitamin A and its derivatives, are increasingly recognized as a component of the repair capacity that could be activated to induce protection and regeneration in the mature nervous tissue. Retinoid and retinoid-associated signaling plays an essential role in normal neurodevelopment and appears to remain active in the adult CNS. In this paper, we review...

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PMID: 18036157
DOI: 10.1111/j.1471-4159.2007.05071.x

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