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c-Jun promotes neurite outgrowth and survival in PC12 cells

Dragunow et al., 2000

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17455466687221609058
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Dragunow M
Xu R
Walton M
Woodgate A
Lawlor P
MacGibbon G
Young D
Gibbons H
Lipski J
Muravlev A
Pearson A
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Molecular brain research

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We investigated the function of c-Jun in PC12 cells by transfecting them with a plasmid containing a c-Jun cDNA transcription cassette. Transfected cells expressed high levels of c- Jun mRNA and protein and demonstrated an increase in both AP-1 DNA binding and gene …
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