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THBS
(redirected from Thrombospondin)

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THBSThrombospondin
THBSTorry Harris Business Solutions
THBSThat Having Been Said
THBSThe Hague Business School (The Hague, Holland)
THBSThe Hives Broadcasting Sercice (Swedish Band)


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A novel brain-specific p53-target gene, BAI1, containing thrombospondin type 1 repeats inhibits experimental angiogenesis.
Influenza A H5N1 replication sites in humans by Auewarakul, Prasert / Emerging Infectious Diseases
Brittain and her colleagues found that the integrin molecules could bind a cell to a vessel wall by attaching to thrombospondin there.
A problem of adhesion: more evidence of sickle-cell stickiness by Seppa, Nathan / Science News
[53-57] Link protein, as discussed above, is required to stabilize the PG aggregates in the cartilage matrix, fibromodulin interacts with various matrix components and controls collagen fibril formation, osteopontin sequesters calcium and promotes tissue calcification, and thrombospondin plays a role in cell attachment.
Connective Tissues: Matrix Composition and Its Relevance to Physical ... by Merrilees, Mervyn J / Physical Therapy
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