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Chronically denervated rat Schwann cells respond to GGF in vitro.

Glia - 1 Nov 1998

Li H, Wigley C, Hall S M

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C-erbB receptor/neuregulin signalling plays a significant role in Schwann cell function. In vivo, Schwann cells up-regulate expression of c-erbB receptors in the first month after injury, but receptor expression is down-regulated with time to levels that are not detectable immunohistochemically. The inability of chronically denervated Schwann cells to respond adequately to signals derived from regenerating axons...

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