A novel compound, Denosomin, promotes axonal growth via astrocytes secreting vimentin after spinal cord injury

Shigyo M; Teshigawara K; Kuboyama T; Nagata A; Sugimoto K; Matsuya Y; Tohda C

A novel compound, Denosomin, promotes axonal growth via astrocytes secreting vimentin after spinal cord injury

Shigyo M, Teshigawara K, Kuboyama T, Nagata A, Sugimoto K, Matsuya Y, Tohda C

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Original language	Japanese
State	Published - 2013
Externally published	Yes
Event	The 6th Molecular Cellular Cognition Society (MCCS)-Asia Symposium‐Joint International Symposium with Innovative Area (Microendophenotype of psychiatric disorders) and RIKEN BSI-FIRST Program as Neuro2013 Satellite symposium - Duration: 2013/06/19 → …

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Other	The 6th Molecular Cellular Cognition Society (MCCS)-Asia Symposium‐Joint International Symposium with Innovative Area (Microendophenotype of psychiatric disorders) and RIKEN BSI-FIRST Program as Neuro2013 Satellite symposium
Period	2013/06/19 → …

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M, S., K, T., T, K., A, N., K, S., Y, M., & C, T. (2013). A novel compound, Denosomin, promotes axonal growth via astrocytes secreting vimentin after spinal cord injury. The 6th Molecular Cellular Cognition Society (MCCS)-Asia Symposium‐Joint International Symposium with Innovative Area (Microendophenotype of psychiatric disorders) and RIKEN BSI-FIRST Program as Neuro2013 Satellite symposium.

M, Shigyo ; K, Teshigawara ; T, Kuboyama et al. / A novel compound, Denosomin, promotes axonal growth via astrocytes secreting vimentin after spinal cord injury. The 6th Molecular Cellular Cognition Society (MCCS)-Asia Symposium‐Joint International Symposium with Innovative Area (Microendophenotype of psychiatric disorders) and RIKEN BSI-FIRST Program as Neuro2013 Satellite symposium.

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M, S, K, T, T, K, A, N, K, S, Y, M & C, T 2013, 'A novel compound, Denosomin, promotes axonal growth via astrocytes secreting vimentin after spinal cord injury', The 6th Molecular Cellular Cognition Society (MCCS)-Asia Symposium‐Joint International Symposium with Innovative Area (Microendophenotype of psychiatric disorders) and RIKEN BSI-FIRST Program as Neuro2013 Satellite symposium, 2013/06/19.

A novel compound, Denosomin, promotes axonal growth via astrocytes secreting vimentin after spinal cord injury. / M, Shigyo; K, Teshigawara; T, Kuboyama et al.
2013. The 6th Molecular Cellular Cognition Society (MCCS)-Asia Symposium‐Joint International Symposium with Innovative Area (Microendophenotype of psychiatric disorders) and RIKEN BSI-FIRST Program as Neuro2013 Satellite symposium.

Research output: Contribution to conference › Presentation

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M S, K T, T K, A N, K S, Y M et al.. A novel compound, Denosomin, promotes axonal growth via astrocytes secreting vimentin after spinal cord injury. 2013. The 6th Molecular Cellular Cognition Society (MCCS)-Asia Symposium‐Joint International Symposium with Innovative Area (Microendophenotype of psychiatric disorders) and RIKEN BSI-FIRST Program as Neuro2013 Satellite symposium.