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Cell Biology of BDNF and its Relevance to Schizophrenia
Bai Lu, Keri Martinowich
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Schizophrenia
100%
Cell Biology
100%
Synaptic Plasticity
75%
Polymorphism
50%
BDNF Signaling
50%
Etiology
25%
Cognitive Function
25%
Brain Regions
25%
MRNA Level
25%
Genetic Factors
25%
Hippocampus
25%
Long-term Potentiation
25%
Long-term Depression
25%
Environmental Factors
25%
Activity-dependent
25%
TrkB Receptor
25%
Intermediate Phenotype
25%
BDNF mRNA
25%
Episodic Memory
25%
P75 Neurotrophin Receptor (p75NTR)
25%
Biology Study
25%
Hippocampus-dependent Memory
25%
Subcellular Compartments
25%
Prodomain
25%
ProBDNF
25%
Dendric Cells
25%
BDNF Gene
25%
Late-phase Long-term Potentiation
25%
MBDNF
25%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Protocerebrum
100%
Cell Biology
100%
Environmental Factor
50%
Hippocampus
50%
Episodic Memory
50%
Neuroscience
Dementia Praecox
100%
Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor
100%
Synaptic Plasticity
27%
Long-Term Potentiation
18%
Promoter Region
9%
Cognitive Function
9%
Hippocampus
9%
Dendrite
9%
Long-Term Depression
9%
TrkB Receptor
9%
Episodic Memory
9%
Neurotrophin Receptor P75
9%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor
100%
Nerve Cell Plasticity
27%
Long Term Potentiation
18%
Promoter Region
9%
Transcription
9%
Genetics
9%
Messenger RNA
9%
Secretion (Process)
9%
Cognition
9%
Long Term Depression
9%
Episodic Memory
9%