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fibronectin

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fibronectin  (fbr-nktn)
Any of several glycoproteins that occur especially in plasma and in soft connective tissue. Fibronectins are important for the adhesion of fibrous extracellular tissue matrices and also play roles in cellular adhesion, embryonic cellular differentiation, phagocytosis, and the aggregation of platelets in blood clotting.


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Specifically, the joint studies will focus on the activation of T cells using RetroNectin, Takara Bio's proprietary recombinant human fibronectin fragment.
The authors found that, depending on the tube material used, the albumin-coated tubes were 59 to 85% more effective in preventing fibronectin binding than were uncoated tubes.
aureus adherence, the present epidemiologic study suggests a means by which the phenomenon would apply whether or not the upregulation of fibronectin binding is a feature unique to resistant isolates.
 
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