PMID: 3763043Aug 29, 1986Paper

Distribution of fibroblast growth factor in the central and peripheral nervous systems of various mammals

Neuroscience Letters
A Logan, S D Logan

Abstract

Fibroblast growth factor (FGF) is a potent, mesodermal cell mitogen which has been identified throughout the central nervous system of various mammals and shown to display no regional concentration differences within the brain. An FGF-like mitogen of similar specific activity is also identified in the peripheral nervous system. Although not myelin-derived, these factors may arise from some component, of neuronal or glial origin, common to the central and peripheral nervous systems.

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