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Chapter 20: Integrating cells into tissues

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Chapter 20: Integrating cells into tissues

  1. 20.1: cell-cell and cell-extracellular matrix adhesion: an overview

    • cell-cell and cell-extracellular matrix (ECM) interactions are critical
      • assembling cells into tissues
      • controlling cell shape and function
      • determining the developmental fate of cells and tissues
    • cell-adhesion molecules (CAMs) mediate direct cell-cell adhesions
      • and directs adhesion receptors mediate cell-matrix adhesion
      • 4 families of CAMs
        • IgSF
        • integrins
        • selectins
        • cadherins
    • extracellular matrix
      • dynamic and complex meshwork of proteins and polysaccharides
        • contributes to the structure and function of a tissue
  2. 20.2: cell-cell and cell-extracellular matrix junctions and their adhesion molecules

    • anchoring junctions
      • focal contacts
      • desmosomes
      • hemidesmosomes
    • cadherins and interns mediate cell-cell and cell-ecms junctions
    • tight junctions define epithelial cell polarity and regulate extracellular flow of water and solutes from one side of the epithelium to the other
    • gap junctions connect the cytoplasm of adjacent cells for metabolic and electrical coupling
    • key junctional proteins
      • cadherins
      • dapper proteins that associate with cadherins
      • integrins
      • tight junction proteins
      • connexins
  3. 20.3: the extracellular matrix I: the basal lamina

    • basal lamina ECM connects most epithelia and other organized groups of cells to adjacent connective tissues
    • 4 multi domain ECM proteins
      • laminin
      • collagen IV
      • perlecan
      • nidogen
    • ECM proteins bind to each other and to cellular receptors
  4. 20.4: the extracellular matrix II: the connective tissue

    • integrin-containing clusters of proteins
      • focal adhesion
      • focal contact-like adhesive structures
    • dystroglycan links the actin cytoskeleton to the surrounding matrix
      • defects cause different types of muscular dystrophy
    • movement and adhesive properties of leukocytes in the bloodstream
  5. 20.5: adhesive interactive in motile and nonmotile cells

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