Research Article
Pilose Antler Extracts (PAEs) Protect against Neurodegeneration in 6-OHDA-Induced Parkinson’s Disease Rat Models
Table 1
Pilose antler proteins having neuropharmacological activity.
| Protein | Function |
| Dystonin | a mediator of normal endoplasmic reticulum structure and function [8] | Small GTPases | synaptic plasticity [9] | Beta amyloid precursor protein | synaptic plasticity [10] | lamin | motor neuron regeneration [11] | Profilin | neurite outgrowth [12] | TNF receptor-associated factor | Anti-inflammatory [13] | Integrin | embryonic development, muscle cell adhesion and contraction, and migration of nerve cell axons and gonadal distal tip cells [14] | Cystathionine beta-synthase | Anti-oxidation [15] | Alpha-macroglobulin | inhibits 6-OHDA-induced oxidase stress injury [16] | Collagens (type IV and type XIII) | neurite outgrowth [17] | Talin | Axon Growth and Regeneration [18] |
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