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A fibronectin self-assembly site involved in fibronectin matrix assembly: reconstruction in a synthetic peptide.

Morla et al., 1992

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Morla A
Ruoslahti E
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The Journal of cell biology

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The active form of fibronectin is its extracellular matrix form, which allows for the attachment of cells and influences both the growth and migration of cells. The matrix form is assembled by cells; however, many cells are defective in this regard. Several regions within fibronectin …
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