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Andras Szasz,Nora Szasz,Oliver Szaszerophilically .-interact and cause cell-cell adhesion. This nectin-based cell-cell adhesion plays roles in the organization of adherens junctions in epithelial cells and fibroblasts and synaptic junctions in neurons in cooperation with cadherins. The nectin-based cell-cell adhesion plays roles in th

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Oncothermia: Principles and Practicesce, they have played a major role in developmental neuroscience research. The elucidation of IgSF CAM structure and function has been tightly linked to the establishment of new areas of research. Over the years, our view of the role of the IgSF CAMs has changed. First, they were thought to provide “

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Oceans and the Atmospheric Carbon Contentcells not only maintain structural integrity of the vasculature, but also mediate more dynamic processes such as the highly regulated movement of leukocytes from free flow into different tissue compartments. Recent studies have focused on the molecular processes that mediate endothelial cell functio

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Bernd Markert,Simone Wünschmannn processes are required for primary hemostasis, but can also lead to thrombosis. Considerable progress has been made during recent years in understanding the molecular mechanisms underlying platelet activation and adhesion. This knowledge will drive future efforts towards the development of new ant

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0171-2004 Overview: Includes supplementary material: 978-3-642-05893-6978-3-540-68170-0Series ISSN 0171-2004 Series E-ISSN 1865-0325

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Cadherins in Canceradherin gene, resulting in tumor-restricted decrease or even complete loss of E-cadherin expression, appears to be caused by a variety of inactivation mechanisms. Gene deletion due to loss of heterozygosity of the . locus on 16q22.1 frequently occurs in many carcinoma types. However, somatic inactiv

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In Vivo Functions of Cateninsgratory cells. The function of catenins in such basic cellular processes also determines a role of catenins in embryogenesis, adult tissue homeostasis, and disease. In particular, .-catenin is known to be an important oncoprotein in human cancer development.

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The Molecular Composition and Function of Desmosomese downregulation of individual protein components in cancer metastasis and wound healing suggests their importance in cell homeostasis. This chapter will provide an update on desmosome composition, function, and regulation, and will also discuss recent work which raises the possibility that desmosom