Cadherins: a molecular family important in selective cell-cell adhesion
M Takeichi - Annual review of biochemistry, 1990 - annualreviews.org
M Takeichi
Annual review of biochemistry, 1990•annualreviews.orgThe animal body is a collective of heterogeneous cell types. The heterotypic cells are
arranged in a precise order to form tissue structures in which the cells never intermix
randomly. Generally, cells of the same phenotype are conн nected to each other and form a
group. Groups of cells are demarcated from
arranged in a precise order to form tissue structures in which the cells never intermix
randomly. Generally, cells of the same phenotype are conн nected to each other and form a
group. Groups of cells are demarcated from
The animal body is a collective of heterogeneous cell types. The heterotypic cells are arranged in a precise order to form tissue structures in which the cells never intermix randomly. Generally, cells of the same phenotype are conн nected to each other and form a group. Groups of cells are demarcated from
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