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Nerve growth factor receptor―Recent advances and clinical applications. Gen SOBUE 1 1Fourth Department of Internal Medicine, Aichi Medical University pp.539-554
Published Date 1990/8/10
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1431900051
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 Recent advances in the study of nerve growth factor receptor (NGFR) were reviewed.

 In the first section, I reviewed the recent findings on the structure and function of NGFR. Recent advances in this field were due to the establishment of monoclonal antibodies specific to rat or human NGFR, and cloning of cDNA encoding rat and human NGFR. The molecular structures of rat and human NGFR were highly homologous, but they both lacked endogenous protein kinase activity, as observed in the receptors for other trophic factors: IGF, EGF and PDGF. The gene for the human melanoma NGFR contains about 23 Kb of genetic information at six exons. It is located on human chromosome 17 at band q 21, and encodes a 3.8 Kb mRNA. One of the major problems in NGFR function is the molecular mechanism by which high- and low-affinity receptors are expressed. Accessory molecules are currently speculated to be required for the expression of high-affinity binding sites as in the case of IL-2 receptor. The mechanism of intracellular signal transduction for the NGFR is still obscure, but is related to the oncogene expression, and various protein kinases. Recent evidence suggests that protein kinase C and protein kinase N have a key role in the divergent pathways of the signal transduction for the NGFR.


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