ArticleMolecular neurobiology2017
Important Roles of Ring Finger Protein 112 in Embryonic Vascular Development and Brain Functions.
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Abstract
Rnf112 is a member of the RING finger protein family. The expression of Rnf112 is abundant in the brain and is regulated during brain development. Our previous study has revealed that Rnf112 can promote neuronal differentiation by inhibiting the progression of the cell cycle in cell models. In this study, we further revealed the important functions of Rnf112 in embryo development and in adult brain. Our data showed that most of the Rnf112
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