[PDF] Top 20 Integrin function and regulation in development

... during development as well as cell differentiation and ...tissue development showing that integrin expression is precisely regulated during organization of these ...distinct integrin α ... See full document

... Int I De Rinl 38 31 t 319 (1994) 311 Rroiew Regulation of cell differentiation and pattern formation in Dictyostelium development IKUO TAKEUCHI", MASAO TASAKA' KOJI OKAMOTO' and YASUO MAEDA3 'Nationa/[.] ... See full document

... lens development and differentiation involve dynamic regula- tion of cell-matrix and cell-cell ...their regulation in the lens in light of recent findings about the mechanism of cell ...during ... See full document

... Poverty is a specific environmental factor with a well­established link to self­regulation development [30], which likely exerts influence on children through the chronic pressure present in families, schools, and ... See full document

... the function of the Ultrabithorax (Ubx) Hox ...trunk development (Jurgens, 1988). The function of sal genes in specifying cell types does not always relies in their relationships with Hox ...eye ... See full document

... Int J De,' lIiol ~O 297 304 (t996) Regulation and function of the tissue specific transcription factor HNF1a (LFB1) during Xenopus development HElKE WEBER, ELKE POGGE V STRANDMANN, BEATRIX HOLEWA, SIG[.] ... See full document

... The study investigated the perception(s) of private owners of ECE centers in southwest Nigeria in relation to the introduction and regulation of ECCDE using Integrated Early Childhood Development (IECD) ... See full document

... cycle regulation and direct interaction with RB1, one would predict that, similar to the loss of Rb1 or any of the remaining pocket proteins (Table 1), specific loss of any of the activators should have ... See full document

... abnormal development of the gut in FoxF1 knockdown ...abnormal development of the lateral plate/visceral ...gut development requires a coordinated proliferation and differentiation of the gut ... See full document

... Synaptic scaffold proteins control the localization of ion channels and receptors, and facilitate molecular associations between signaling components that modulate synaptic transmission and plasticity. Here, we define ... See full document

... The function of the vasa gene can be inferred from its expression pattern in different organisms and from pheno- typic analysis of animals lacking a functional ...in development, consistent with the idea ... See full document

... signal regulation mechanisms of the L-CBM complex are described and its role in disease development and potential as a therapeutic target is further ... See full document

... Seed development requires the coordinated growth of different tissues that involves complex genetics and environmental reg- ulations (Alberts et ...the regulation of seed development remains a major ... See full document

... the development of salt-tolerant varieties of plants in salt-affected areas This review provides a comprehensive review of major research advances on biochemical, physiological, and molecular mechanisms regulating ... See full document

... The Runt-related transcription factors (RUNX), which belong to a small group of heterodimeric transcription factors known as the core-binding factors (CBFs), play important roles in cellular development and ... See full document

... barrier function caused by destruction of parts of the ...the regulation of the epidermal wound healing reaction the EGF receptor and its ligands EGF and TGFa are thought to play a crucial ...During ... See full document

... junctions function as gates in the epidermis, to modulate diffusion of small soluble ...barrier function (24, ...Another function of tight junctions concerns innate and adaptive ... See full document

... through integrin mediated signalling ...avp3 integrin is often associated with increased motility and invasiveness exhibited by malignant cells (Albelda et al, 1990) although the MG63 osteosarcoma cell-line ... See full document

... involved in the recruitment of specific leukocyte subsets into different tissues (1, 2). Lymphocytes which are recruited into the CNS during inflammation express a unique adhesion mole- cule phenotype (3, 4). Considering ... See full document

... and alters the tumor microenvironment in breast cancer by inducing miR-29b expression. Mechanistically, miR-29b targets a network of pro-metastatic regulators involved in angiogenesis, collagen remodeling, and ... See full document