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Structural requirements for α9β1-mediated adhesion and migration to thrombin-cleaved osteopontin

Smith et al., 1998

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10993775750235202799
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Smith L
Giachelli C
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Experimental cell research

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Osteopontin is an RGD-containing glycoprotein that mediates adhesion and migration of a variety of different cell types. We recently showed that a recombinant osteopontin fragment that was expected to be formed following thrombin cleavage was not only biologically active …
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