Long-chain glucosylceramides crosstalk with LYN mediates endometrial cell migration

Dulani Wimalachandra, Joan Xiaohui Yang, Lina Zhu, Evan Tan, Harry Asada, H. Harry Asada, Jerry Y K Chan, Yie Hou Lee
Biochimica et biophysica acta. Molecular and cell biology of lipids · 2017 · vol. 1863(1) , pp. 71–80 · doi:10.1016/j.bbalip.2017.10.002 · PMID:29050963 · W2767159615
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This paper investigates how long-chain glucosylceramides interact with LYN kinase to influence endometrial cell migration.

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Cell Movement Endometrium Endometrium Glucosylceramides src-Family Kinases Cell Movement Cell Movement Cells, Cultured Endometrium Endometrium Female Glucosylceramides Glucosylceramides Glucosylceramides Humans Receptor Cross-Talk Receptor Cross-Talk Receptor Cross-Talk Signal Transduction Signal Transduction

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