Cell‐cycle arrest in TrkA‐expressing NIH3T3 cells involves nitric oxide synthase
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Summary
Results demonstrate that sustained activation of MAPK is not the sole determining factor for NGF‐induced cell‐cycle arrest and implicate NO in the cascade of events leading to NGF-induced morphological changes and cell‐ cycle arrest.
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- article
- Published
- 2001-04-01
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- 6
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