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Nidogens,
formerly known as entactins, are a
family of
sulfated monomeric glycoproteins located in the
basal lamina of parahoxozoans. Two
nidogens have...
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Nidogen-1 (NID-1),
formerly known as entactin, is a
protein that in
humans is
encoded by the NID1 gene. Both
nidogen-1 and
nidogen-2 are
essential components...
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Nidogen-2, also
known as osteonidogen, is a
basal lamina protein of the
nidogen family. It was the
second nidogen to be
described after nidogen-1 (entactin)...
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domain has been
shown to be the only one that
binds with a high
affinity to
nidogen. The binding-sites are
located on the
surface within the
loops C1-C3 and...
- with
integrin a1b1,
fibronectin and
components of ba****t
membranes like
nidogen and perlecan. COL13A1 – XIV
FACIT collagen, also
known as
undulin COL14A1...
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membrane Basal lamina Lamina lucida laminin integrins (hemidesmosomes)
nidogens dystroglycans Lamina densa collagen IV (coated with perlecan, rich in heparan...
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Greensmith L,
Nischt R,
Schiavo G (November 2014). "Tet****
toxin entry.
Nidogens are
therapeutic targets for the
prevention of tet****" (PDF). Science....
- Look up nid in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Nid or NID may
refer to:
Nidogen-1, an
extracellular protein Neuronal intestinal dysplasia, a condition...
- ba****t
membranes of
higher organisms.
Nidogens help with the
formation of the ba****t. With both
laminins and
nidogens present, both
interact with each other...
- cell adhesion.
Laminins bind
other ECM
components such as
collagens and
nidogens.
There are many cell
types that
contribute to the
development of the various...
