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Prion protein facilitates retinal iron uptake and is cleaved at the β-site: Implications for retinal iron homeostasis in prion disorders.
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S-EPMC5575325
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biostudies-literature
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Integrin adhesion complexes formed on different basement membrane ligands
Adhesion complexes isolated from cells in culture. Podocytes were attached to different extracellular matrix ligands and adhesion complex isolated.
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Homo sapiens (Human)
2020-03-09
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PXD017913
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Pride
Podocyte
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Extracellular matrix ligand.
Integrins
Adhesions
Rpe19
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