| NGF | nerve growth factor |
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| NGFA | nerve growth factor alpha |
| NGFB | nerve growth factor beta |
| NGFG | nerve growth factor gamma |
| NGFIA | nerve growth factor-induced clone A |
| NGFIC | nerve growth factor-induced clone C |
| NGFR | nerve growth factor receptor |
| NGF | 125)I-nerve growth factor |
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| NGF | Anti-nerve growth factor |
| NGF | Beta-nerve growth factor |
| NGF | Nerve Growth Factor |
| NGF | Nerve growth factor protein |
| NGF-R | NGF receptor |
| NGFr | nerve growth factor recceptor |
| beta NGF | Beta nerve growth factor |
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| LNGFR | low affinity NGF receptor |
| rhNGF | recombinant human NGF |
| NGF | <growth factor> A peptide (13.26 kD) of 118 amino acids (usually dimeric) with both chemotropic and chemotrophic properties for sympathetic and sensory neurons. Found in a variety of peripheral tissues, nerve growth factor attracts neurites to the tissues by chemotropism, where they form synapses. The successful neurons are then protected from neuronal death by continuing supplies of nerve growth factor. It is also found at exceptionally high levels in snake venom and male mouse submaxillary salivary glands, from which it is commercially extracted. Nerve growth factor was the first of a family of nerve tropic factors to be discovered. Amino acids 1-81 show homology with proinsulin. Besides its peripheral actions, nerve growth factor selectively enhances the growth of cholinergic neurons that project to the forebrain and that degenerate in Alzheimer's disease. Acronym: NGF (18 Nov 1997) |
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| NGF antiserum | An antiserum containing antibodies against nerve growth factor; when injected into newborn animals the majority of sympathetic ganglion cells are permanently destroyed, resulting in hypoinnervation of peripheral tissues. Synonym: NGF antiserum. (05 Mar 2000) |
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nerve growth factor: a protein that is involved in the growth of peripheral nerve cells
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A "vitamin" for nerve cells. NGF, a protein, supports survival of embryonic neurons, and regulates neurotransmitters.
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a naturally produced substance that has many roles in the maintenance of nerves and nerve cells, especially sensory ones. Synthetic, RECOMBINANT NGF is a proposed therapy for HIV- and drug-associated NEUROPATHIES.
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A protein that promotes nerve cell growth and may protect some types of nerve cells from damage.
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a naturally occurring hormone that stimulates the growth of neurones.
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| NGF | a protein that is involved in the growth of peripheral nerve cells |
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