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Exogenous gangliosides - How do they cross the blood-brain barrier and how do they inhibit cell proliferation?
Cara Lynne Schengrund
, Christine M. Mummert
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Blood-brain Barrier
100%
Cell Proliferation
100%
Gangliosides
100%
DNA Polymerase
33%
Serum Albumin
33%
Inhibits Proliferation
33%
Neuroblastoma Cells
33%
Central Nervous System Lesions
33%
Neuroscience
Blood Brain Barrier
100%
Cell Proliferation
100%
Ganglioside
100%
In Vitro
33%
Neuroblastoma
33%
Central Nervous System
33%
Serum Albumin
33%
DNA Polymerase
33%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Cell Proliferation
100%
Blood Brain Barrier
100%
Ganglioside
100%
DNA Polymerase
33%
Serum Albumin
33%
Immunology and Microbiology
Cell Proliferation
100%
Blood Brain Barrier
100%
DNA Polymerase
33%
Central Nervous System
33%
Neuroblastoma Cell
33%
Albumin
33%