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Chemokines and galectins form heterodimers to modulate inflammation
Veit Eckardt
, Michelle C. Miller
, Xavier Blanchet
, Rundan Duan
, Julian Leberzammer
, Johan Duchene
, Oliver Soehnlein
,
Remco T. A. Megens
, Anna-Kristin Ludwig
, Aurelio Dregni
, Alexander Faussner
,
Kanin Wichapong
,
Hans Ippel
,
Ingrid Dijkgraaf
, Herbert Kaltner
, Yvonne Doering
, Kiril Bidzhekov
,
Tilman M. Hackeng
,
Christian Weber
, Hans-Joachim Gabius
Philipp von Hundelshausen
*
, Kevin H. Mayo
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Biochemie
Carim - Blood proteins & engineering
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Chemokines
100%
Inflammation
100%
Galectin-3 (Gal-3)
100%
Galectin-1 (Gal-1)
100%
Chemokine Ligand 12 (CXCL12)
85%
Leukocytes
14%
Chemotaxis
14%
Inflammatory Mediators
14%
Heterodimer Formation
14%
C-X-C Chemokine Receptor Type 4 (CXCR4)
14%
Leukocyte Recruitment
14%
Functional Activity
14%
Mutagenesis
14%
Effector Molecules
14%
Beta Strand
14%
Peritoneum
14%
Heterodimerization
14%
Interactome
14%
Contact Sites
14%
Ternary Complex
14%
Immunoregulatory Mechanisms
14%
Molecular Hybrids
14%
Interaction Type
14%
INIS
inflammation
100%
receptors
50%
residues
50%
testing
25%
screening
25%
mice
25%
exploration
25%
molecules
25%
interactions
25%
hypothesis
25%
leukocytes
25%
mutants
25%
nmr
25%
hybrids
25%
structural models
25%
mutagenesis
25%
peritoneum
25%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Galectin-3
100%
Chemokine
100%
Galectin
100%
Leukocyte
33%
Mediator
16%
Galectin-1
16%
Chemotaxis
16%
Ternary Complex
16%
Interactome
16%
CXCR4
16%
Mutagenesis
16%
Beta Sheet
16%
Beta Strand
16%
Galactose
16%