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Fibronectin peptides in cell migration and wound repair
Kenneth M. Yamada
Kenneth M. Yamada
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Fibronectin peptides in cell migration and wound repair

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The fibronectin molecule consists of repeating globular domains with spe...
The fibronectin molecule consists of repeating globular domains with specific cell-binding sites for interactions with integrins. Four of the fibronectin peptide sites (abbreviated using the single-letter code for amino acids) that can interact with specific integrins are shown extending down toward the integrins. Integrins contain one α and one β subunit, which span the plasma membrane and terminate in short cytoplasmic domains that are thought to mediate intracellular signaling.

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