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リーリン

(Reelin から転送)

出典: フリー百科事典『ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 (2024/04/13 05:17 UTC 版)

リーリン (Reelin) は、神経細胞の移動と発達中の脳での中での位置の固定の過程の制御を補助するタンパク質である。この初期の発達における重要な機能の他に、リーリンは成体においても長期増強の誘導によるシナプスの柔軟性の調節等を行う等、働きを続けている[5][6]。また、樹状突起[7]や樹状突起棘[8]の発達を促進し、脳室下帯等の成体の神経細胞新生箇所からの移動を調整し続ける。リーリンは脳だけで見られる訳ではなく、脊髄や血液、その他の器官や組織でも見られる。


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