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Redistribution and unmasking of Annexin V binding sites in apoptotic Raji cells.

The complement receptor type 2 ( CR2) associates with other surface antigens and proteins and its redistribution and/or unmasking occurs through still unknown mechanism(s). The data presented demonstrate that high-density cultured CR2-positive cells undergo apoptosis and that the redistribution and unmasking of Annexin V binding sites occurs in a fashion similar to the redistribution and unmasking of CR2. Therefore, apoptotic and non apoptotic cells from the same lineage may share a similar mechanism for the exposition of neo-surface markers[1]

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  1. Redistribution and unmasking of Annexin V binding sites in apoptotic Raji cells. di Certo, M.G., Faggioni, A., Barile, G. Cell Biol. Int. (2003) [Pubmed]
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