Titlebook: Cell Membranes; Methods and Reviews Elliot Elson,William Frazier,Luis Glaser Book 1987 Plenum Press, New York 1987 Calcium.Embryo.Lipid.Nu

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Demand Processes and Demand Prediction,mer would be production of degradative enzymes, such as type I collagenase (Gross .., 1981; Biswas, 1982a; Woolley, 1982, 1984), type IV collagenase (Liotta .., 1983; Liotta, 1986), heparanase (Kramer .., 1982; Nakajima et al., 1983), cathepsin B (Poole .., 1978;Graf .., 1981;Sloane .., 1986), and p

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Thrombospondin,s. Like fibronectin, TS appears to be a “modular” glycoprotein (Odermatt .., 1985), capable of a variety of molecular interactions and involved in a diverse spectrum of platelet and cellular functions (Hynes and Yamada, 1982). TS (thrombin-sensitive protein, glycoprotein G) (Baenziger .., 1971; Geor

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Neuronal Antigens Involved in Cell Adhesion and Cell Recognition,our understanding of neuronal function. An important application of monoclonal antibodies in neurobiology has been the use of these probes to identify antigens that are restricted to specific neural cell types. Monoclonal antibodies have also been used to identify, purify, and then characterize anti

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,Mechanisms of α1-Adrenergic and Related Responses,stream and of norepinephrine from adrenergic nerve endings throughout the body. The effects of these catecholamines are thus widespread and are mediated by four different types of adrenergic receptors, located on the plasma membranes of their target cells. Two of these receptors (β. and β.) are link

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Modulation of the Extracellular Matrix by Tumor Cell-Fibroblast Interactions,etween tumor cells and cells of the vascular and immune systems, and penetration of extracellular matrices. In relation to the last of these phenomena, two major classes of extracellular matrices are traversed by malignant tumor cells during invasion of host tissues, viz., interstitial matrices and

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other cells, which are mediated by the extracellular matrix and soluble molecules. As described in this volume, these interactions are responsible for controlling cell functions ranging from embryogenesis and neural development to blood clotting. More- over, important properties of the extracellular