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Adhesion molecules in lymphoma cell migration and metastasis. The role of the beta1 integrin cytoplastic domain

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Authors
  • P.J.M. Stroeken
Supervisors
  • A.J.M. Berns
Cosupervisors
  • E. Roos
Award date 30-10-2002
Number of pages 135
Organisations
  • Faculty of Medicine (AMC-UvA)
Document type PhD thesis
Language English
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Contents
Chapter 1 Integrins and associated molecules: signaling pathways in cell adhesion and migration Introduction
Chapter 2 Targeted disruption of CD44 in MDAY-D2 lymphosarcoma cells has no effect on subcutaneous growth or metastatic capacity
Chapter 3 Targeted disruption of the β1 integrin gene in a lymphoma cell line greatly reduces metastatic capacity
Chapter 4 Cytoplasmic domain mutants of β1 integrin, expressed in β1 -knockout lymphoma cells, have distinct effects on adhesion, invasion and metastasis
Chapter 5 The integrin cytoplasmic domain-associated protein-1 (ICAP-1) interacts with the RhoA effector ROCK at the cell membrane: possible implications for cell spreading and migration
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