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According to Lewis et al. [ 8] MMP-2 and MMP-9 (gelatinases), which degrade the basal lamina components, are the most widely evaluated MMPs in muscle tissues.

Cancer cell interactions with basal lamina components are probably not a prime determinant of peritoneal metastasis since the cancer cells have direct access to their preferred substrate, the fibrillar collagen I-rich peritoneal stroma, at milky spots and in areas exposed by mesothelial cell retraction.

Further genetic studies suggest that synaptic localization of each of the four families of synaptic basal lamina components is independent of the other three.

Weak and disconnected immunoreactivity of basal lamina components was seen in MMP-9-immunoreactive necrotic fibers of CXMDJ muscle.

Among all the nuclear lamina components, LMNA is the first and most studied gene associated with laminopathies.

These components are similar to those found in the follicular basal lamina at the stage of follicular development when focimatrix is first observed [ 10, 11].

All three displacement components are assumed to vary linearly through the thickness of each lamina.

In addition, we found an increase in the number of nuclear foci for γ-H2AX and phosphorylated ATM/ATR substrates in WRN-deficient MSCs; VC had no influence on these foci formation (Fig. S1A), suggesting a possibility that the restoration of heterochromatin and nuclear lamina components may not be associated with alleviation of DNA damage response (DDR) in WS MSCs.

In contrast to the unchanged levels of the basal lamina component laminin, collagen was found to be increased in WR muscle.

The cortical laminae with the strongest tangential diffusion component are then examined for their orientational coherence.

It has recently been shown that transcripts of a basal lamina component laminin, Cs-lamα3/4/5, are highly expressed in the notochord of Ciona savignyi embryos and that its perichordal accumulation is necessary for normal notochord development [34].