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Alteration in iron metabolism during retinal degeneration in rd10 mouse
Efrat Deleon
, Michal Lederman
, Eddy Berenstein
, Tal Meir
,
Mordechai Chevion
, Itay Chowers
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Corresponding author for this work
Institute for Medical Research Israel-Canada (IMRIC)
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Keyphrases
Iron Metabolism
100%
Retinal Degeneration
100%
Rd10 Mice
100%
Transferrin
44%
Protein Level
33%
Ceruloplasmin
33%
Gene-deficient Mice
22%
Iron Homeostasis
22%
CCR2
22%
Transferrin Receptor 1 (TfR1)
22%
Macular Degeneration
22%
Ferritin Protein
22%
Iron Level
22%
In(III)
11%
Therapeutic Target
11%
MRNA Expression
11%
Retina
11%
Ferritin
11%
Protein Expression
11%
Oxidative Damage
11%
Insults
11%
Fold Increase
11%
Total Iron
11%
Age Control
11%
Low-magnitude
11%
Level Changes
11%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Iron Metabolism
100%
Messenger RNA
100%
Transferrin
80%
Ferritin
60%
Ceruloplasmin
60%
Ferroxidase
60%
Iron Homeostasis
40%
Chemokine Receptor
40%
Transferrin Receptor
40%
Protein Expression
20%
Neuroscience
Iron Metabolism
100%
Retinal Degeneration
100%
Messenger RNA
71%
Transferrin
57%
Ferritin
42%
Ferroxidase
42%
Chemokine Receptor
28%
Transferrin Receptor
28%
Macular Degeneration
28%
Protein Expression
14%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Retina Degeneration
100%
Messenger RNA
71%
Transferrin
57%
Ferritin
42%
Ceruloplasmin
42%
Chemokine Receptor
28%
Transferrin Receptor
28%
Macular Degeneration
28%