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Matches in Nanopublications for { ?s ?p "Only 4 of them have been shown to bind collagens. These integrin collagen-receptors have the beta1 subunit in common which can pair up with one of the following alpha subunits: alpha1, alpha2, alpha10 and alpha11. The 4 integrins are not only receptors for collagens but at least alpha1, alpha2 also bind laminins, albeit with much lower affinity. Whereas the alpha1beta1 receptor preferably binds to basement membrane (type IV) and type XIII collagens, alpha2beta1 and alpha11beta1 have a preference for fibrillar collagens and alpha10beta1 integrin for type II collagen [4-11]." ?g. }

• _6 value "Only 4 of them have been shown to bind collagens. These integrin collagen-receptors have the beta1 subunit in common which can pair up with one of the following alpha subunits: alpha1, alpha2, alpha10 and alpha11. The 4 integrins are not only receptors for collagens but at least alpha1, alpha2 also bind laminins, albeit with much lower affinity. Whereas the alpha1beta1 receptor preferably binds to basement membrane (type IV) and type XIII collagens, alpha2beta1 and alpha11beta1 have a preference for fibrillar collagens and alpha10beta1 integrin for type II collagen [4-11]." provenance.
• _6 value "Only 4 of them have been shown to bind collagens. These integrin collagen-receptors have the beta1 subunit in common which can pair up with one of the following alpha subunits: alpha1, alpha2, alpha10 and alpha11. The 4 integrins are not only receptors for collagens but at least alpha1, alpha2 also bind laminins, albeit with much lower affinity. Whereas the alpha1beta1 receptor preferably binds to basement membrane (type IV) and type XIII collagens, alpha2beta1 and alpha11beta1 have a preference for fibrillar collagens and alpha10beta1 integrin for type II collagen [4-11]." provenance.
• _6 value "Only 4 of them have been shown to bind collagens. These integrin collagen-receptors have the beta1 subunit in common which can pair up with one of the following alpha subunits: alpha1, alpha2, alpha10 and alpha11. The 4 integrins are not only receptors for collagens but at least alpha1, alpha2 also bind laminins, albeit with much lower affinity. Whereas the alpha1beta1 receptor preferably binds to basement membrane (type IV) and type XIII collagens, alpha2beta1 and alpha11beta1 have a preference for fibrillar collagens and alpha10beta1 integrin for type II collagen [4-11]." provenance.
• _6 value "Only 4 of them have been shown to bind collagens. These integrin collagen-receptors have the beta1 subunit in common which can pair up with one of the following alpha subunits: alpha1, alpha2, alpha10 and alpha11. The 4 integrins are not only receptors for collagens but at least alpha1, alpha2 also bind laminins, albeit with much lower affinity. Whereas the alpha1beta1 receptor preferably binds to basement membrane (type IV) and type XIII collagens, alpha2beta1 and alpha11beta1 have a preference for fibrillar collagens and alpha10beta1 integrin for type II collagen [4-11]." provenance.