Artn Antibody

1. Results indicate a previously unknown role of artemin in regulating inducible form of nitric oxide synthase (iNOS) expression in primary cultured TGNs, and regulation of iNOS might be involved in the mechanism through which artemin participates in the trigeminal pain pathway. PMID: 28899786
2. artemin has a role in robust regeneration of large, myelinated sensory axons to the brainstem and in promoting functional reinnervation of the cuneate nucleus PMID: 25918373
3. This study suggest that Artn regulates the expression and composition of nAChRs in GFRalpha3 nociceptors and that these changes contribute to the thermal hypersensitivity that develops in response to Artn injection and perhaps to inflammation. PMID: 24886596
4. These anatomical results support the hypothesis that artemin contributes to dural afferent activity, and possibly migraine pain, through modulation of both primary afferent and sympathetic systems. PMID: 19845789
5. ARTN acts as potent neurotrophic factor that may play an important role in the structural development and plasticity of ventral mesencephalic dopaminergic neurons PMID: 16325003
6. Inhibition of DNA methylation suppressed the artemin-dependent neurite growth, which could be relevant to neurite elongation in mature dorsal root ganglia. PMID: 16781061
7. These data indicate that artemin is expressed in arteries, and its receptors are expressed and functional in the postganglionic sympathetic neurons that innervate them. PMID: 17337595
8. Artemin promoted re-entry of multiple classes of sensory fibers into the spinal cord and re-establishment of synaptic function and simple behavior as well as promoted the recovery of complex behavior. PMID: 18344995

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KEGG: rno:362572

STRING: 10116.ENSRNOP00000026852

UniGene: Rn.154711