Identification of peripheral oxytocin-expressing cells using systemically applied cell-type specific adeno-associated viral vector.
Paiva L, Lozic M, Allchorne A, Grinevich V, Ludwig M. · Journal of neuroendocrinology · 2021 · Journal publication
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Reference associated with Fluorescent Visualisation and Real-Time Sensing of Oxytocin.
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- PMID 33851744 (2021). "Identification of peripheral oxytocin-expressing cells using systemically applied cell-type specific adeno-associated viral vector." Journal of Neuroendocrinology — Confirmed OXT expression via fluorescence in enteric nervous system ganglia, pancreatic islets of Langerhans, and testicular Leydig cells using systemically applied AAV vector; demonstrates peripheral OXT-expressing cell populations beyond hypothalamus
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