The neural cell adhesion molecule L1 is distinct from the N-CAM related group of surface antigens BSP-2 and D2.
AUTOR(ES)
Faissner, A
RESUMO
The neural cell adhesion molecule L1 and the group of N-CAM related molecules, BSP-2 and D2 antigen, are immunochemically distinct molecular species. The two groups of surface molecules are also functionally distinct entities, since inhibition of Ca2+-independent adhesion among early post-natal mouse cerebellar cells by Fab fragments of both antibodies are at least additive, when compared with equal concentrations of the individual antibodies.
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