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MPZ-T124M mouse model replicates human axonopathy and suggest alteration in axo-glia communication

2022-05-10

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Myelin is essential for rapid nerve impulse propagation and axon protection. Accordingly, defects in myelination or myelin maintenance lead to secondary axonal damage and subsequent degeneration. Studies utilizing genetic (CNPase-, MAG-, and PLP-null mice) and naturally occurring neuropathy models suggest that myelinating glia also support axons independently from myelin. Myelin protein zero (MPZ or P0), which is...

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bf5d45f6-485b-56f6-a0bd-befdd32b5243
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10.1101/2022.05.09.491190
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