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Cell Fusion

 
 
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Disease relevance of Cell Fusion

 

Psychiatry related information on Cell Fusion

  • In a previous study using somatic cell fusion for Ig chain recombination we demonstrated that a recombinant antibody consisting of the H chain of antibody 26-10 and the L chain of antibody 40-20 retained digoxin binding and the 26-10 Id, but displayed a binding specificity pattern dominated by the 26-10 H chain donor [6].
 

High impact information on Cell Fusion

  • We conclude from our results that the KAR1, CDC28, and CDC37 gene products can diffuse between nuclei in a heterocaryon and that they probably perform their function for caryogamy prior to cell fusion [7].
  • Modulation and mapping of a human plasminogen activator by cell fusion [8].
  • We also show that the haematopoietic donor genome adopts a more hepatocyte-specific expression profile after cell fusion, as the wild-type Fah gene was activated and the pan-haematopoietic CD45 marker was no longer expressed [9].
  • To test whether this resulted from the differences in virus structure or the capacity of MV to induce cell fusion and/or immunosuppression, we analyzed antibody responses to chimeric MV expressing VSV glycoprotein instead of MV fusion protein and hemagglutinin [10].
  • Coupling of hormone receptors to adenylate cyclase of different cells by cell fusion [11].
 

Chemical compound and disease context of Cell Fusion

 

Biological context of Cell Fusion

 

Anatomical context of Cell Fusion

 

Associations of Cell Fusion with chemical compounds

 

Gene context of Cell Fusion

  • We found that polarisome components and the cell fusion proteins Fus1 and Fus2 are important for the termination of projection growth [28].
  • Fus3p, a pheromone-activated MAP kinase, is required for pheromone signaling and cell fusion [29].
  • Overexpression of KEL1 also suppressed the defect in cell fusion of spa2Delta and fps1Delta mutants [19].
  • Two lines of evidence indicate that RVS161/END6's endocytic function is not required for cell fusion [30].
  • Fig1p and Fig2p are also important for cell fusion and conjugation bridge shape, respectively [31].
 

Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of Cell Fusion

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