Lipopolysaccharide-stimulated rat brain macrophages release NGF in vitro
M Mallat, R Houlgatte, P Brachet, A Prochiantz - Developmental biology, 1989 - Elsevier
M Mallat, R Houlgatte, P Brachet, A Prochiantz
Developmental biology, 1989•ElsevierAmoeboid microglial cells purified from primary cultures of embryonic rat brains and
stimulated with bacterial lipopolysaccharides released high amounts of nerve growth factor.
This finding suggests that brain macrophages play a major neurotrophic role during
development, in adulthood, and in the regenerative events that follow localized lesions.
stimulated with bacterial lipopolysaccharides released high amounts of nerve growth factor.
This finding suggests that brain macrophages play a major neurotrophic role during
development, in adulthood, and in the regenerative events that follow localized lesions.
Abstract
Amoeboid microglial cells purified from primary cultures of embryonic rat brains and stimulated with bacterial lipopolysaccharides released high amounts of nerve growth factor. This finding suggests that brain macrophages play a major neurotrophic role during development, in adulthood, and in the regenerative events that follow localized lesions.
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