The close connection between the neurofilament triplet proteins and ?-internexin is quite obvious . ?-internexin is functionally interdependent with the neurofilament triplet proteins.
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The close connection between the neurofilament triplet proteins and ?-internexin is quite obvious . ?-internexin is functionally interdependent with the neurofilament triplet proteins.
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It is generally expressed earlier in development than the other neurofilament proteins and may be found in some neurons in the apparent absence of the neurofilament triplet.
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It is generally expressed earlier in development than the other neurofilament proteins and may be found in some neurons in the apparent absence of the neurofilament triplet.
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Finally, a loss of vesicular monoamine transporters, neurofilament proteins, and other morphological changes appear to indicate a long-term damage to dopamine neurons.
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The normal version of this gene directs nerve cells to make neurofilament proteins that travel from the globular cell body into the long axons that project from it.
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These three proteins are often referred to as the " neurofilament triplet ", and numerous specific antibodies to these proteins have been developed and made commercially available.
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Rat brain cells grown in tissue culture and stained, in green, with an antibody to neurofilament subunit NF-L, which reveals a large neuron.
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They can also heteropolymerize, or co-assemble, with other type III proteins or the light neurofilament subunit ( NF-L ) to form intermediate filament networks.
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The mechanism is known as the " Stop and Go " model of slow axonal transport, and has been extensively validated for the transport of the cytoskeletal protein neurofilament.
