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An outside-in switch in integrin signaling caused by chemical and mechanical signals in reactive astrocytes

Pérez et al., 2021

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2424782187680501531
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Pérez L
Rashid A
Combs J
Schneider P
Rodríguez A
Salaita K
Leyton L
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Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology

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Astrocyte reactivity is associated with poor repair capacity after injury to the brain, where chemical and physical changes occur in the damaged zone. Astrocyte surface proteins, such as integrins, are upregulated, and the release of pro-inflammatory molecules and …
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