CNS Voltage-Dependent Na(+) Channel Expression and Distribution in an Undifferentiated and Differentiated CNS Cell Line
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
6-2-2000
Abstract
Upon serum removal, CAD-R1 cells undergo neurite outgrowth and an increase in voltage-dependent Na(+) current (VDNaC) density without changing their activation and inactivation properties. Insulin and endothelial cell growth supplement inhibited the increase in VDNaC density but not the neurite outgrowth. RI, RII, RIII Na(+) channel proteins were expressed in CAD-R1 cells. These proteins exhibited both similar and different distribution and clustering patterns which suggested the channel's structural differences play a role in channel distribution.
Repository Citation
Castaneda-Castellanos, D. R.,
Cano, M.,
Wang, J. K.,
Corbett, A. M.,
Benson, D.,
Blanck, T. J.,
Thornhill, W. B.,
& Recio-Pinto, E.
(2000). CNS Voltage-Dependent Na(+) Channel Expression and Distribution in an Undifferentiated and Differentiated CNS Cell Line. Brain Research, 866 (1-2), 281-285.
https://corescholar.libraries.wright.edu/ncbp/61
DOI
10.1016/S0006-8993(00)02297-6
