2001Journal of Dali Medical CollegeRequires access

Review on Nerve Growth Factor

Liping Dai

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Objective:To sum up the new development on relationship between nerve growth factor and its P75 receptor and apoptosis.Methods:10 up to date related papers have been reviewed.Results:Nerve growth factor binds to its receptor P75,or just P75 could transfer dead signal and result in cell death.Conclusions:Nerve growth factor and its receptor P75 mediated apoptosis.

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Objective:To sum up the new development on relationship between nerve growth factor and its P75 receptor and apoptosis.Methods:10 up to date related papers have been reviewed.Results:Nerve growth factor binds to its receptor P75,or just P75 could transfer dead signal and result in cell death.Conclusions:Nerve growth factor and its receptor P75 mediated apoptosis.

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Objective:To sum up the new development on relationship between nerve growth factor and its P75 receptor and apoptosis.Methods:10 up to date related papers have been reviewed.Results:Nerve growth factor binds to its receptor P75,or just P75 could transfer dead signal and result in cell death.Conclusions:Nerve growth factor and its receptor P75 mediated apoptosis.

Key concepts: Nerve growth factor, Medicine, Low-affinity nerve growth factor receptor, Apoptosis, Receptor, Programmed cell death, Growth factor, Cancer research

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