PROTEIN GENE PRODUCT 9.5 (PGP 9.5) AS A FUNCTIONAL MARKER IN NEUROMORPHOLOGY



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The aim of this review is synthesis of the available published datas about protein gene product PGP 9.5 — one of the selective neural markers. This paper describes the history of its discovery, structure and properties. Presents datas demonstrating its application in experimental studies of the central and peripheral nervous system, and the possibility of use protein PGP 9.5 as a diagnostic marker in clinical pathomorphology.

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D E Korzhevsky

Research Institute of Experimental Medicine, North-West Branch of the Russian Academy of Medical Sciences

Email: DEK2@yandex.ru

E A Kolos

Research Institute of Experimental Medicine, North-West Branch of the Russian Academy of Medical Sciences

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