Gjc3 Antibody

1. Induction of Cxs 29 and 32 in the injury border suggests that altered Cx expression may contribute to the propagation of injury-related and/or regeneration signals after acute brain injury. PMID: 20926974
2. Cx29 is a second connexin expressed in Schwann cells of sciatic nerve. PMID: 12372015
3. Comparative mapping of Y1 and Y5 receptor subtypes within cell bodies and nerve fibers in the brain. Together with physiological and electrophysiological studies, provides better understanding of NPY neural circuitries. PMID: 12900929
4. Cx29 is localized to the inner membrane of small myelin sheaths PMID: 15293232
5. Our data first provide a comprehensive and detailed pattern of Cx29 gene expression in the mouse and rat cochlea. PMID: 16236250
6. Thus, in contrast to connexin32 and connexin47, which are also expressed in myelinating cells, Cx29 does not contribute to the function of myelin in adult mice. PMID: 16435366
7. Findings demonstrated the requirement of Cx29 for normal cochlear functions and suggest that Cx29 is a new candidate gene for studying the auditory neuropathy. PMID: 16481432
8. Cx29 protein expression was absent from neural crest cells but appeared as neural crest cells generated precursors (embryonic day 12) both in vivo and in vitro. This identifies Cx29 as a novel marker for cells of the defined Schwann cell lineage. PMID: 17024657
9. Homomeric interactions of Cx29 and Cx32 require other domains: the N-terminus, transmembrane domains, and extracellular loops. Substituting the intracellular loop and/or tail of Cx32 with those of Cx29 prevents Cx32 from forming functional gap junctions. PMID: 17972320
10. Cx23 seems to share functional properties with pannexin (hemi) channels rather than gap junction channels of other connexins. PMID: 18849090

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KEGG: mmu:118446

STRING: 10090.ENSMUSP00000076367

UniGene: Mm.332771