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- who: August and collaborators from the Leipzig University, Germany have published the research work: Tenascin-C bronectin D domain is involved in the ne-tuning of glial response to CNS injury in vitro, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
- what: The experiments demonstrated the increase of mRNA levels of iNOS upon addition of FnD and in case of delayed FnD addition even strong immunofluorescence present in the whole microglial cells in the gap area.
- how: In the previous study the effects of various TnC domains were tested in in_vitro injury model performed in wild-type . . .
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