Does brain-derived neurotrophic factor rescue neuronal death induced by methamphetamine?
Brain-derived neurotrophic factor effectively blocks MA-induced neuronal death, and Akt activation is necessary and sufficient for this effect.
The data suggest that RsaI repeats have been incorporated into the exonic regions of various transcribing genes, possibly contributing towards the architecture and evolution of the buffalo and related genomes. Prospects of our present work in the context of comparative and functional genomics are highlighted.