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Identification of the heparin-binding determinants within fibronectin repeat III1: role in cell spreading and growth.

The Journal of biological chemistry - 17 Nov 2006

Gui Liqiong, Wojciechowski Katherine, Gildner Candace D, Nedelkovska Hristina, Hocking Denise C

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Fibronectins are high molecular mass glycoproteins that circulate as soluble molecules in the blood, and are also found in an insoluble, multimeric form in extracellular matrices throughout the body. Soluble fibronectins are polymerized into insoluble extracellular matrix (ECM) fibrils via a cell-dependent process. Recent studies indicate that the interaction of cells with the ECM form of fibronectin promotes...

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PMID: 16982604
DOI: 10.1074/jbc.M608611200

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