Sentence examples for essential adhesion from inspiring English sources
A permissive role for FAK regulating proliferation and migration provides an essential adhesion checkpoint in cancer progression.
They form the VLA-4 complex, an essential adhesion complex interacting with VCAM1 to influence cell alignment and/or cell fusion [ 20].
For example, cadherin 5, type 2 vascular endothelium (CDH5) is not only an essential adhesion molecule, but also contributes to angiogenesis which regulates cell proliferation and modulates VEGF receptors [ 51].
E-cadherin and β-catenin are essential adhesion molecules in normal epithelium, and loss of plasma membrane E-cadherin and catenins leading to disruption of cell-cell junctions is acknowledged to be an early indication of EMT [ 53, 54].
Because it is essential to adhesion of malaria parasites to the placenta [9], VAR2CSA has been proposed as the antigen in an adhesion-blocking vaccine to protect women against malaria during pregnancy [10] [12].
α-Neurexins are essential synaptic adhesion molecules implicated in autism spectrum disorder and schizophrenia.
This process is essential to adhesion and invasion mechanisms in life cycle of the protozoan in the human host, making TcTS a very attractive molecular target for drug design.
By using ETEC strains expressing either polymeric, monomeric or F4 fimbriae with a reduced polymeric stability, we demonstrated that polymeric fimbriae are essential for adhesion to porcine IEC and the secretion of IL-6 and IL-8 by IEC.
Therefore, hyphae seem to be not only essential for adhesion and invasion, but also for immune evasion.
These results suggest that proper actin turnover mediated by Cfl1 is essential for adhesion between DEL and EVL and cell movements during gastrulation in zebrafish.
The knockdown experiment failed to yield any detectable eye phenotypes, suggesting that either a "sufficient amount" of wild-type equivalent Chp was synthesized and correctly expressed or that the affected part of the glycans was not essential for adhesion.
