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A neurite outgrowth factor extracted from muscle. Naomasa MIKI 1 , Hideo TANIURA 1 , Yokichi HAYASHI 2 1Department of Pharmacology I, Osaka University Medical School 2Department of Pharmacology, Cancer Research Institute, Kanazawa University pp.1018-1023
Published Date 1989/12/10
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1431906357
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Extracellular matrix proteins play an important role in sysnaptogenesis during the development and regeneration of nervous system. Laminin among many extracellular matrix proteins exhibits the highest activity in promoting the neurites from various nerve cells in vitro. We have purified a neurite out-growth factor (NOF) from chick gizzard smooth muscle. NOF markedly induced the neurite outgrowth from the ciliary ganglionic neurons. The properties of NOF revealed that NOF belongs to a family of laminin, although subunit structures were different from each other and the antibody against NOF did not inhibit the neuritic activity of laminin. The neurite outgrowth from the retinas was strictly age-dependent. The retinas until 8-day embryo markedly responded to NOF in explant culture, but thereafter the retinas rapidly lost the ability of neurite outgrowth until 13-day embryo. We found that a 82 kDa membrane protein in the retinas was a putative receptor for NOF. Therefore we investigated whether the NOF receptor and its activity decrease in the retinas with age. The NOF receptor (82 kDa protein) and its activity decreased with age and they well paralleled with the decreasing neurite outgrowth from the retinas of 8-day to 18-day embryos. The data suggest that the inability of neurite outgrowth from the retinas with aging is due to the decrease of NOF receptor.


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