How do cells forming organs or repairing tissues know when to stop growing? Adhesion receptors act as molecular fingertips that sense the environment and then coordinate behaviors.
How do cells forming organs or repairing tissues know when to stop growing? Adhesion receptors act as molecular fingertips that sense the environment and then coordinate behaviors. Aa Aa Aa In ...
AKT signaling pathway is one of the most critical and extensively investigated signaling pathways. It is the central ...
anti-β7 and anti-integrin receptor agents are not all effective in IBD. Such results open new perspectives on clinical management of IBD, and new directions in understanding the role of adhesion ...
The majority of cell signaling, cell-cell adhesion or parasit-host interactions is due to interactions between carbohydrates from the extracellular system and and receptors from the respective cell ...
We carry out basic and translational research to identify mechanisms that regulate vascular responses in tumors and during inflammation, with special interest in endothelial growth factor and cell ...
The majority of cell signaling, cell-cell adhesion or parasit-host interactions is due to interactions between carbohydrates from the extracellular system and and receptors from the respective cell ...
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