New GFAP splice isoform (GFAPμ) differentially expressed in glioma translates into 21 kDa N-terminal GFAP protein
E. van Bodegraven, J. A. Sluijs, K. A. Tan, P. A. J. T. Robe, E. M. Hol
The paper identifies a new GFAP splice isoform, GFAPμ, differentially expressed in glioma subtypes, which translates into a 21 kDa N-terminal GFAP protein that disrupts the GFAP intermediate filament network.
bioRxiv · Jul 4, 2020Cancer Biology