Phospholipase D in calcium-regulated exocytosis: lessons from
chromaffin cells.
Lozorthes Y, Bes JC, Sagen J, Tafani M et al, "Transplantation of Human
Chromaffin Cells for Control of Intractable Cancer Pain", Acta Neurochir.
Therefore SCG10 serves as a molecular marker of
chromaffin cell plasticity, in which non-process bearing adrenal
chromaffin cells can be reversibly converted into adrenergic neurons |13~.
One-year
chromaffin cell allograft survival in cancer patients with chronic pain: Morphological and functional evidence.
Such measurements not only avoid the quality assurance problems associated with measurements of deconjugated metanephrines, but also offer theoretical advantages related to measurements of free metabolites formed within
chromaffin cells and their tumor derivatives (18,23).
Chromaffin cells were washed three times before experiments.
Below of the reticular zone, centrally in the organ, the medullar region comprising large
chromaffin cells and numerous blood vessels was found (Figure 4).
There are probably other neurohumoral agents secreted by the tumor
chromaffin cells, such as neuropeptide Y, that can act synergistically with the catecholamines and worsen the myocardial injury and the patient's progress.
PCCs are rare catecholamine-producing tumours thought to arise from
chromaffin cells in the adrenal medulla.
Rapid sprouting of filopodia in nerve terminals of
chromaffin cells, PC12 cells, and dorsal root neurons induced by electrical stimulation.
The PCI 2 cell line is derived from an induced pheochromocytoma and, when grown in a serum-supplemented medium, PCI 2 cells exhibit many features of their normal counterparts, adrenal
chromaffin cells (Greene and Tischler 1976).
2+] signalling during nerve growth factor-induced neuronal differentiation of rat adrenal
chromaffin cells.
