… is a CD34t progenitor cell with its known adhesion receptors and their ligands. Not only
are cell-cell interactions mediated by these receptors and their counter-receptors. but also …

… the blood is the recognition and adhesion to postcapillary venules lined by high endothelium
(HEV). Lymphocytes as well as HEV employ specific cell surface molecules for this function …

… true receptors that generate biochemical signals within the cell… Adhesion‐mediated gene
induction in monocytes is perhaps … signaling cascades in the cell to deliver information from the …

… that other cell recognition receptors exist on the cell surface, we … adhesion structures. This
would avoid the redundancy of preparing another complete set of receptors for differential cell …

… cell adhesion receptors to regulate the fidelity of spindle orientation during mitosis, and
they revealed a unique and unprecedented function for a JAM family member in oriented cell …

… define whether a cell surface molecule can act as an adhesion receptor and how signals
from these receptors interact with those from other cell surface receptors involved in signalling. …

… Many, and perhaps most, important cell adhesion receptors … ” approach to the roles of cell
adhesion in processes such as the … a,,~, integrin receptor that mediates platelet adhesion and …

… , these receptors … adhesion receptors have been identified. These include: 1) the integrins,
heterodimeric molecules that function both as cell-substratum and cellcell adhesion receptors…

… Despite the advances in our understanding of the structure and in vitro functions of many
cell adhesion receptors, relatively little is known about the role of these molecules in diseases …

… interaction of specific leukocyte adhesion receptors with specific ligands or counter-receptors
expressed on the surface of endothelial cells (17). These receptor-ligand interactions …