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Neuroglobin, Clues to Function and Mechanism
Neuroglobin is expressed in vertebrate brain and belongs to a branch of the globin family that diverged early in evolution. Sequence conservation and presence in nervous cells of several taxa suggests a relevant role in the nervous system, with tight ...
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An Antiapoptotic Neuroprotective Role for Neuroglobin
Cell death associated with mitochondrial dysfunction is common in acute neurological disorders and in neurodegenerative diseases. Neuronal apoptosis is regulated by multiple proteins, including neuroglobin, a small heme protein of ancient origin ...
Nigel P. Birch +2 more
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Neuron-Specific Expression of Neuroglobin in Mammals
Neuroglobin, a vertebrate oxygen-binding protein, is expressed in many regions of the adult brain. We examined the cell type-specific expression of neuroglobin in neurons and astroglial cells in primary cultures of fetal hippocampal cells and sections of
Thorsten Burmester
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The Potential of Mitochondrial Modulation by Neuroglobin in Treatment of Neurological Disorders
Neuroglobin is the third member of the globin family to be identified in 2000 in neurons of both human and mouse nervous systems. Neuroglobin is an oxygen-binding globin found in neurons within the central nervous system as well as in peripheral ...
Tannaz Jamialahmadi +2 more
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Neuroglobin Expression in the Brain: A Story of Tissue Homeostasis Preservation
: After its discovery in 2000, the notion grew that neuroglobin, a neuronal specific heme protein, is involved in cytoprotection. To date, neuroglobin levels have been positively correlated with a beneficial outcome in a plethora of neurotoxic insults, e.
Zoë P Van Acker +2 more
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Neuroglobin Protects Nerve Cells From Apoptosis by Inhibiting the Intrinsic Pathway of Cell Death
Apoptosis: an International Journal on Programmed Cell Death, 2010Nigel P. Birch +2 more
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