Showing papers by "Sharad Kumar published in 1992"

TL;DR: Using a subtraction cloning approach, a set of cDNA clones from mouse neural precursor cells whose respective mRNA levels are down-regulated during the development of mouse brain are isolated and indicate that these genes may play important roles during the embryonic development and differentiation of central nervous system.

TL;DR: It is proposed that the predicted protein, named DRG, represents an evolutionarily conserved novel class of GTP-binding protein which may play an important role in cell physiology.

TL;DR: Analysis of drg mRNA and protein in adult mouse tissues and various cell lines of different origins indicated that it is expressed widely, albeit at low and variable levels, suggesting that DRG may play multiple roles in development and normal cell metabolism.

TL;DR: The interesting pattern of expression of the NDPP-1 gene during mouse brain development and the structure of its putative protein product indicate that this gene may play an important biological role in the development of mouse central nervous system.