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Cell Adhesion and Transcriptional Activity — Defining the Role of the Novel Protooncogene LPP

1 Sept 2009

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Integrating signals from the extracellular matrix through the cell surface into the nucleus is an essential feature of metazoan life. To date, many signal transducers known as shuttle proteins have been identified to act as both a cytoskeletal and a signaling protein. Among them, the most prominent representatives are zyxin and lipoma preferred (translocation) partner (LPP). These proteins belong to the LIM...

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PMID: 19701494
DOI: 10.1593/tlo.09112

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