… The β 1 -integrin subunit is the most prevalent β-subunit in the kidney, and it combines
with several different α-integrin subunits. In normal fetal kidneys, α 2 - and α 3 - subunits are …

… SIRT1 defines its spatiotemporal distribution and functionality, … nondiabetic kidney disorders
(eg, polycystic kidney disease … α-actinin 4, and α-integrin, cytoskeletal proteins that maintain …

… Type V and VI collagen have been reported to interact with α-Integrin receptors in cardiac
fibroblasts and promote the differentiation of myofibroblasts [48, 49]. Decreased secretion of …

… The development of a mammalian embryo from the fetus to a … shown to be regulated by the
distribution of heparan- and … β1-integrin signaling involving various α-integrin subunits (α 5 , α …

… heritable human disease characterised by CNS malformations, cystic kidney, polydactyly, and
… Some integrins have tightly limited distribution and a restricted set of binding partners, and …

… diseases such as metastatic cancer and polycystic kidney … Major sorting stations for the
polarized delivery of cargos to the … by recognition of a selected α integrin subunit to AP-2 through …

… The total protein sequence of each integrin varies between 750-1000 amino acid residues
but typically α integrin subunits are larger than β subunits296. All α subunits have four to five …

… erythrocytes necessary for oxygen delivery in the developing … also found that CD51, another
α integrin that can form a co-… Ezh2 in fetal liver ECs mediates fetal erythropoiesis through …

… signaling through binding to signaling molecules, or insulation of signaling cues within an
encasement of BM, but BMs can also control signaling through degradation and breakdown. …

… into its amino terminal S1 subunit and carboxyl terminal S2 subunit. S1 enables the virus to
… compartment during its delivery to the PM [71]. The Drosophila α-integrin again has been …