Neuropilin as a new marker for chronic noninfectious diseases

Neuropilin is of wide scientific and practical interest in the development of pathological conditions in both adult and pediatric patients. Modern scientific researches expand the role of this protein in various systems of the child's body both intrauterine and after birth. The results of recent studies related to the role of neuropilin, its effects and relationship with the development of various chronic diseases are considered in this bibliographical review of PubMed, ClinicalKey covering 2018-2023 with the purpose of expanding the understanding of neuropilin as a protein involved in the intranatal development of the fetus and metabolic processes in the extrauterine period. Further studies of neuropilin would clarify its role in the development of chronic noninfectious diseases and therapeutic approaches in pediatric practice.