Intracellular distribution of the vitamin D receptor in the brain: Comparison with classic target tissues and redistribution with development
Abstract
Apart from its role in regulating calcium there is growing evidence that vitamin D is a neuroactive steroid capable of regulating multiple pathways important for both brain development and mature brain function. Vitamin D induces its genomic effects through its nuclear receptor the vitamin D receptor (VDR). Although there is abundant evidence for this receptor's presence in the mammalian brain from studies employing immunohistochemistry, Western...
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Title
Intracellular distribution of the vitamin D receptor in the brain: Comparison with classic target tissues and redistribution with development
Published Date
May 30, 2014
Journal
Volume
268
Pages
1 - 9
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