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Reduction of synapsin in the hippocampus of patients with bipolar disorder and schizophrenia by VAWTER, M. P, THATCHER, L, USEN, N, HYDE, T. M, KLEINMAN, J. E, FREED, W. J

“…Several studies suggest that decreased expression of presynaptic proteins may be characteristic of schizophrenia. We examined one such protein, synapsin, in…”
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Assessing awareness on biodiversity conservation among Nigerians: the Aichi Biodiversity Target 1 by Akindele, Emmanuel O., Ekwemuka, Michael C., Apeverga, Paul, Amusa, Tajudeen O., Olajuyigbe, Samuel, Coker, Oluwakayode M., Olaleru, Fatsuma, Fasona, Michelle, Usen, Elizabeth N., Ringim, Abubakar S., Adedoja, Opeyemi A., Nsude, Chinedu C., Ota, Ama C., Oluowo, Freeman E., Onatunji, Alex B., Adedapo, Abiodun M., Kolawole-Daniels, Aghogho

“…The adoption of the Aichi Biodiversity Targets (ABTs) was supposed to increase conservation awareness in different countries and regions of the world. However,…”
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Plantar fasciitis: a degenerative process (fasciosis) without inflammation by Lemont, Harvey, Ammirati, Krista M, Usen, Nsima

“…The authors review histologic findings from 50 cases of heel spur surgery for chronic plantar fasciitis. Findings include myxoid degeneration with…”
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Characterization of Human Cleaved N-CAM and Association with Schizophrenia by Vawter, Marquis P., Usen, Nsima, Thatcher, Linn, Ladenheim, Bruce, Zhang, Peisu, VanderPutten, Dale M., Conant, Katherine, Herman, Mary M., van Kammen, Daniel P., Sedvall, Goran, Garver, David L., Freed, William J.

“…The neural cell adhesion molecule (N-CAM) is a cell recognition molecule involved in cellular migration, synaptic plasticity, and CNS development. A 105- to…”
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Elevated concentration of N-CAM VASE isoforms in schizophrenia by Vawter, Marquis P., Frye, Mark A., Hemperly, John J., VanderPutten, Dale M., Usen, Nsima, Doherty, Patrick, Saffell, Jane L., Issa, Fuad, Post, Robert M., Wyatt, Richard Jed, Freed, William J.

“…Neural cell adhesion molecule (N-CAM) is a cell recognition molecule, four major isoforms (180, 140, 120, and 105–115 kDa) of which are present in brain. N-CAM…”
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Identification of cytosolic human N-CAM. An isoform of N-CAM which is increased in schizophrenia by Vawter, M.P., Usen, N., Thatcher, L., Zhang, P., Vander Putten, D.M., Conant, C., Herman, M.M., Hyde, T.M., Freed, W.J.

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