Further localization of the gelatin-binding determinants within fibronectin. Active fragments devoid of type II homologous repeat modules.
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Summary
Major gelatin-binding determinants of fibronectin are located within a 21-kDa region that contains two type I homologous "finger" modules and is devoid of the type II "kringle-like" modules that were previously thought to be essential for this activity.
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- 1989-10-15
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Keywords
Gelatin, Fibronectin, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Biophysics
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