In this tissue, the proteoglycan phosphacan inhibits cell adhesion to the extracellular matrix protein Ng-CAM.
In this tissue, the proteoglycan phosphacan inhibits cell adhesion to the extracellular matrix protein Ng-CAM. Different cell classes of this tissue can be distinguished by staining for class four intermediate filaments. The cross-linking protein MAP2 localizes to this tissue, which is homogenized then repeatedly cooled and heated to purify tubulin. LFB (*) stains detect damage to lipid-rich cells of this tissue, which can be visualized with cresyl violet because it contains aggregates of ER called Nissl bodies. Beta-interferons are often prescribed for a disease that causes scarring in this tissue and has a relapsing-remitting form. That disease is multiple sclerosis. This tissue is divided into white and grey matter and contains neurons and glia. For 10 points, name this tissue that makes up the spinal cord and brain.
In this tissue, the proteoglycan phosphacan inhibits cell adhesion to the extracellular matrix protein Ng-CAM.
nervous tissue (accept word forms; anti-prompt on "brain" or "spinal cord tissue")