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Expression of the follistatin/EGF-containing transmembrane protein M7365 (tomoregulin-1) during mouse development.
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Elevation of Tomoreguilin-1 by TPE is expected to have positive effects; it antagonizes Nodal and Junk signaling, combats cardiac hypertrophy, is needed for CNS formation and maintenance, and is neuroprotective by binding toxic Alzheimer's Disease amyloid beta.
“Similarly, a general positive effects are expected from the elevation by TPE of Tomoreguilin-1, which antagonizes Nodal and Junk signaling, was shown to combat cardiac hypertrophy [81], to be needed for CNS formation and maintenance [82], and to be neuroprotective, by binding toxic Alzheimer’s Disease amyloid beta [83].”
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- Eib, D. W., Holling, T. M., Zwijsen, A., Dewulf, N., de Groot, E., van den Eijnden-van Raaij, A. J. M., Huylebroeck, D., & Martens, G. J. M.
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- Mechanisms of Development
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- Elsevier BV
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- 2000-10
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- 97
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- 1-2
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- 167-171
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- 0925-4773
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- en
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