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- noun Any of the long, fine threads that make up a neurofibril.
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- noun anatomy A
neurofibril
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In vitro, it increased expression of H-neurofilament, a marker of neuronal differentiation.
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Consistent with this, an inverse correlation between CD99 expression and H-neurofilament expression, neural differentiation, and oncogenic transformation was observed in patient-derived EWS cells.
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Consistent with this, an inverse correlation between CD99 expression and H-neurofilament expression, neural differentiation, and oncogenic transformation was observed in patient-derived EWS cells.
THE MEDICAL NEWS Editors 2010
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In vitro, it increased expression of H-neurofilament, a marker of neuronal differentiation.
THE MEDICAL NEWS Editors 2010
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In vitro, it increased expression of H-neurofilament, a marker of neuronal differentiation.
THE MEDICAL NEWS Editors 2010
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In vitro, it increased expression of H-neurofilament, a marker of neuronal differentiation.
PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories 2010
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ASD, and tried to tie Colin's neurofilament test results to that opinion, but those results were performed by an unreliable laboratory.
Autism Hub Kathleen 2010
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Furthermore, Dr. Kinsbourne did not suggest that neurofilament testing would be helpful or useful in detecting neuroinflammation.
Autism Hub Kathleen 2010
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Consistent with this, an inverse correlation between CD99 expression and H-neurofilament expression, neural differentiation, and oncogenic transformation was observed in patient-derived EWS cells.
PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories 2010
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Consistent with this, an inverse correlation between CD99 expression and H-neurofilament expression, neural differentiation, and oncogenic transformation was observed in patient-derived EWS cells.
THE MEDICAL NEWS Editors 2010
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