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ADVANCES IN MOLECULAR AND CELL BIOLOGY Volume 28 1999 THE ADHESIVE INTERACTION OF CELLS This Page Intentionally Left Blank ADVANCES IN MOLECULAR AND CELL BIOLOGY THE ADHESIVE INTERACTION OF CELLS Series Editor: E. EDWARD BITTAR Department of Physiology University of Wisconsin-Madison Madison, Wisconsin Guest Editors: DAVID R. GARROD ALISON J. NORTH X~ARTYN A.J. CHIDGEY School of Biological Sciences University of Manchester Manchester, England VOLUME 28 1999 @ JAl PRESS INC. Stamford, Connecticut Copyright 0 1999lAl PRfSS INC. I00 Prospect Street Stamford, Connecticut 06907 All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored on a retrieval system, or transmitted in any way, or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, filming or othenvise without prior permission in writing from the publisher. ISBN: 0-7623-0495-2 Manufactured in the United States of America CONTENTS LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS vii PREFACE David R. Carrod xi PART 1. ADHESION MOLECULES AND THEIR LIGANDS THE MOLECULAR ANATOMY OF INTEGRINS Linda 1. Green and Martin 1. Humphries 3 THE CADHERIN SUPERFAMILY Jorg Stappert and Rolf Kemler 27 THE SELECTINS AND THEIR LIGANDS: ADHESION MOLECULES OF THE VASCULATURE Thomas F. Tedder, Xuan Li, and Douglas A. Steeber 65 THE IMMUNOGLOBULIN SUPERFAMILY David 1. Simmons 113 PART II. ORGANIZATION OF ADHESION COMPLEXES FOCAL ADHESIONS AND ADHERENS JUNCTIONS: THEIR ROLE IN TUMORIGENESIS Avri Ben-Ze’ev 135 DESMOSOMAL ADHESION David R. Carrod, Chris Tselepis, Sarah K. Runswick, Alison J. North, Sarah R. Wallis, and Martyn A.J. Chidggey 165 V vi CONTENTS THE MOLECULAR BASIS FOR THE STRUCTURE, FUNCTION, AND REGULATION OF TIGHT JUNCTIONS Sandra Citi and Michelangelo Cordenonsi 203 PART 111. SIGNALING BY ADHESION MOLECULES ACTIVATION OF INTEGRIN SIGNALING PATHWAYS BY CELL INTERACTIONS WITH EXTRACELLULAR MATRIX Cwynneth M. Edwards and Charles H. Streuli 237 SIGNALING AND PLATELET ADHESION Xiaoping Du and Mark H. Cinsberg 269 SIGNALING BY CELL ADHESION MOLECULES IN THE NERVOUS SYSTEM john j. Hernperly 303 PART IV. ADHESIVE PROCESSES VASCULAR ENDOTHELIAL CELL ADHESION MOLECULES AND THE CONTROL OF LEUKOCYTE TRAFFIC IN CUTAN EOUS IN F LAMMATION Dorian 0.H askard, lustin C. Mason, and lulie McHale 323 THE ROLE OF ADHESION IN METASTASIS: POTENTIAL MECHANISMS AND MODULATION OF INTEGRIN ACTIVITY john F. Marshall and Ian R. Hart 345 INTEGRIN ADHESION IN CELL MIGRATION Sean P. Palecek, Elisabeth A. Cox, Anna Huttenlocher, Douglas A. Lauffenburger, and Alan F. Horwitz 367 ADHESION RECEPTORS: CRITICAL EFFECTORS OF TROPHOB LAST DI FF E RE NTIA T ION DU RIN G IM PLANTATI0 N AN D PLACE NTATl 0N Caroline H. Darnsky, Yan Zhou, Olga Cenbacev, lay Cross, and Susan I. Fisher 389 INDEX 409 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS Avri Ben-Ze'ev Department of Molecular Cell Biology Weizmann institute of Science Rehovot, Israel Martyn A,]. Chidgey Division of Medical Sciences University of Birmingham Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham, England Sandra Citi Dipartimento di Biologia University of Padova Padova, Italy Michelangelo Cordenonsi Dipartimento di Biologia University of Padova Padova, Italy Elisabeth A. Cox Department of Cell and Structural Biology University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Urhana. Illinois Jay Cross Samuel Lunenfeld Research Center Mount Sinai Hospital Toronto, Canada Caroline H. Damsky Department of Stoinatology University of California San Francisco, California Xiaoping Du Department of Pharmacology University of Illinois Chicago, I I I in o is vii ... Vill LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS Cwynneth M. Edwards School of Biological Sciences University of Manchester Manchester, England Susan 1. Fisher Department of Stomatology University of California San Francisco, California David R. Carrod School of Biological Sciences University of Manchester Manchester, England Olga Cenbacev Department of Stomatology University of California San Francisco, California Mark H. Cinsberg Department of Vascular Biology Scripps Research Institute La Jolla, California Linda 1. Green School of Biological Sciences University of Manchester Manchester, England Ian R. Hart Richard Dimbleby Department of Cancer ResearchKRF St. Thomas’ Hospital London, England Dorian 0. Haskard National Heart and Lung Institute Imperial College School of Medicine at Hammersmith Hospital London, England John I. Hemperly Becton Dickinson Research Center Research Triangle Park, North Carolina Alan F. Honvitz Department of Cell and Structural Biology University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Urbana, Illinois Martin J. Humphries School of Biological Sciences University of Manchester Manchester, England List of Contributors ix Anna Huttenlocher Department of Cell and Structural Biology University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Urbana, Illinois Rolf Kernler Max-Planck institute fur lmrnunobiologie Frieburg, Germany Douglas A. Lauffenburger Department of Chemical Engineering Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge, Massachusetts Xuan Li Department of Immunology Duke University Medical Center Durham, North Carolina lustin C. Mason National Heart and Lung Institute Imperial College School of Medicine at Hammersmith Hospital London, England john F. Marshall Richard Dimbleby Department of Cancer ResearchKRF St. Thomas’ Hospital London, England lulie McHale National Heart and Lung Institute Imperial College School of Medicine at Hammersmith Hospital London, England Alison 1. North School of Biological Sciences University of Manchester Manchester, England Sean P. Palecek Department of Chemical Engineering Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge, Massachusetts Sarah K. Runswick School of Biological Sciences University of Manchester Manchester, England David 1. Simmons Department of Neurosciences SmithKline Beecharn New Harlow, Essex, England

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The aim of ''The Adhesive Interaction of Cells'' has been to assemble a series of reviews by leading international experts embracing many of the most important recent developments in this rapidly expanding field. The purpose of all biological research is to understand the form and function of living
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