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• W1995688520 abstract "The role calmodulin plays in the growth and differentiation of nerve cells was assessed by altering the levels of calmodulin in the PC12 rat pheochromocytoma cell line and determining the effects of altering these levels on cellular proliferation and differentiation. Calmodulin levels in the PC12 cells were increased or decreased by transfecting the cells with a mammalian expression vector into which the rat calmodulin gene I had been cloned in the sense or antisense orientation, respectively. The cells transfected with the calmodulin sense gene showed increased levels of calmodulin immunoreactivity and increased levels of calmodulin messenger RNA as ascertained by immunocytochemistry and slot-blot analysis, respectively. Cells transfected with the calmodulin antisense construct showed reduced levels of calmodulin immunoreactivity. Reducing the levels of calmodulin by expression of antisense calmodulin messenger RNA resulted in a marked inhibition of cell growth, whereas increasing the levels of calmodulin by overexpressing calmodulin messenger RNA resulted in an acceleration of cell growth. Transfected PC12 cells having reduced levels of calmodulin immunoreactivity exhibited spontaneous outgrowth of long, stable and highly branched neuritic processes. PC12 cells in which calmodulin was overexpressed showed no apparent changes in cell morphology, but did show an altered response to the addition of nerve growth factor. While nerve growth factor slowed cellular proliferation and induced extensive neurite outgrowth, in parental PC12 cells nerve growth factor induced little or no neurite outgrowth and little inhibition of cell proliferation in transfected cells overexpressing calmodulin. These results indicate that calmodulin is essential for the proliferation of nerve cells and for the morphological changes that nerve cells undergo during differentiation. The study also suggests the possibility that a calmodulin antisense approach may be used to inhibit the proliferation of neuronal tumors." @default.
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• W1995688520 title "Reduced level of calmodulin in PC12 cells induced by stable expression of calmodulin antisense RNA inhibits cell proliferation and induces neurite outgrowth" @default.
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