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AXONAL TRANSPORT OF S‐100 PROTEIN IN MAMMALIAN NERVE FIBRES
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Synaptic TransmissionCytoskeletonBasic NeurosciencePeripheral NervePeripheral NervesCellular NeurobiologySynaptic SignalingCellular PhysiologyPeripheral Nervous SystemSocial SciencesNeurobiology Of DiseaseNeurologyNeuropathologyS‐100 ProteinNeurological FunctionMolecular NeuroscienceMolecular PhysiologyProtein TransportNervous SystemNeuromuscular PathologyCell BiologyNeurophysiologyCellular NeuroscienceNeuroanatomyPhysiologyBrain‐specific S‐100 ProteinNeuroscienceMigratory ProteinMolecular NeurobiologyCentral Nervous System BiologyMedicine
Abstract— The brain‐specific S‐100 protein is a neuronal as well as a glial protein. Neuronal S‐100 is a migratory protein from soma to terminal of the hypoglossal, vagus and glossopharyngeal nerves of the rabbit (axonal transport of S‐100 protein). There is a distinctive rate of flow for S‐100 in the somatic and parasympathetic efferent fibres of such cranial nerves.
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