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See Latest ArticlesDisruption of the Ubiquitin Proteasome System following Axonal Stretch Injury Accelerates Progression to Secondary Axotomy
Journal of Neurotrauma, 05/08/09
Staal JA et al. - These results demonstrate that, following mild to moderate transient axonal stretch injury, UPS activity may assist structural reorganization within axons, potentially impeding secondary axotomy. Protein ubiquitination in the axon may therefore have a protective role relative to the diffuse axonal changes that follow traumatic brain injury.
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