Laminin 332 in cancer: When the extracellular matrix turns signals from cell anchorage to cell movement
Abstract
Laminin 332 is crucial in the biology of epithelia. This large extracellular matrix protein consists of the heterotrimeric assembly of three subunits – α3, β3, and γ2 – and its multifunctionality relies on a number of extracellular proteolytic processing events. Laminin 332 is central to normal epithelium homeostasis by sustaining cell adhesion, polarity, proliferation, and differentiation. It also supports a major function in epithelial tissue...
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Title
Laminin 332 in cancer: When the extracellular matrix turns signals from cell anchorage to cell movement
Published Date
May 1, 2020
Journal
Volume
62
Pages
149 - 165
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