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Endogenous N-cadherin in a subpopulation of MDCK cells: distribution and catenin complex composition.

Experimental cell research - 15 Feb 2005

Youn Yong-Ha, Hong Jeehee, Burke Janice M

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Epithelial (E)-cadherin plays a critical role in developing a normal epithelial phenotype but neural (N)-cadherin can disrupt epithelial shape, at least in carcinoma-derived cells. Here the normal epithelial cell line MDCK was used to select for a trypsin-sensitive (TS-MDCK) subpopulation that expresses low levels of endogenous N-cadherin. Similar amounts of E-cadherin and all catenins are found in both TS-MDCK...

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PMID: 15652342
DOI: 10.1016/j.yexcr.2004.09.023

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