Regulation of Cadherin Adhesive Activity

Adhesive interactions between cells are dynamic and regulated during tissue development and homeostasis. Cadherins are major cell–cell adhesion molecules involved in the development and maintenance of all solid tissues ([Takeichi 1991][1]; [Gumbiner 1996][2]). Therefore, regulation of cadherin-

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