Functional analysis of a novel transmembrane protein, P1xdc2, in the developing nervous system of the chick and mouse
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Suzanne F. C. Miller, 'Functional analysis of a novel transmembrane protein, P1xdc2, in the developing nervous system of the chick and mouse', [thesis], Trinity College (Dublin, Ireland). Department of Genetics, 2009, pp 188Download Item:


Abstract:
Studies utilising the PLAP secretory trap method isolated a gene trap insertion in a novel
gene (mouse line KST37) (Leighton et al., 2001) which has since been named Plexin
domain containing 2 (Plxdc2). Plxdc2 encodes a novel transmembrane protein with an
expression pattern and architecture suggestive of a role in axon guidance and development of the brain. In addition to a region of nidogen homology, the Plxdc2 protein contains a plexin repeat, a domain found in known axon guidance molecules such as Semaphorins and Plexins.
Author: Miller, Suzanne F. C.
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