Low affinity interaction of human or rat T cell adhesion molecule CD2 with its ligand aligns adhering membranes to achieve high physiological affinity.
The mechanism by which low affinity adhesion molecules function to produce stable cell-cell adhesion is unknown. In solution, the interaction of human CD2 with its ligand CD58 is of low affinity (500 mM-1) and the interaction of rat CD2 with its ligand CD48 is of still lower affinity (40 mM-1). At t...
Main Authors: | Dustin, M, Golan, D, Zhu, D, Miller, J, Meier, W, Davies, E, Van Der Merwe, P |
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Format: | Journal article |
Language: | English |
Published: |
1997
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