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Mechanokinetics of receptor-ligand interactions in cell adhesion 被引量:5

Mechanokinetics of receptor-ligand interactions in cell adhesion
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摘要 Receptor-ligand interactions in blood flow are crucial to initiate such biological processes as inflammatory cascade,platelet thrombosis,as well as tumor metastasis.To mediate cell adhesion,the interacting receptors and ligands must be anchored onto two apposing surfaces of two cells or a cell and a substratum,i.e.,two-dimensional(2D)binding,which is different from the binding of a soluble ligand in fluid phase to a receptor,i.e.,three-dimensional(3D) binding.While numerous works have been focused on3 D kinetics of receptor-ligand interactions in the immune system,2D kinetics and its regulations have been less understood,since no theoretical framework or experimental assays were established until 1993.Not only does the molecular structure dominate 2D binding kinetics,but the shear force in blood flow also regulates cell adhesion mediated by interacting receptors and ligands.Here,we provide an overview of current progress in 2D binding and regulations,mainly from our group.Relevant issues of theoretical frameworks,experimental measurements,kinetic rates and binding affinities,and force regulations are discussed. Receptor-ligand interactions in blood flow are crucial to initiate such biological processes as inflammatory cascade,platelet thrombosis,as well as tumor metastasis.To mediate cell adhesion,the interacting receptors and ligands must be anchored onto two apposing surfaces of two cells or a cell and a substratum,i.e.,two-dimensional(2D)binding,which is different from the binding of a soluble ligand in fluid phase to a receptor,i.e.,three-dimensional(3D) binding.While numerous works have been focused on3 D kinetics of receptor-ligand interactions in the immune system,2D kinetics and its regulations have been less understood,since no theoretical framework or experimental assays were established until 1993.Not only does the molecular structure dominate 2D binding kinetics,but the shear force in blood flow also regulates cell adhesion mediated by interacting receptors and ligands.Here,we provide an overview of current progress in 2D binding and regulations,mainly from our group.Relevant issues of theoretical frameworks,experimental measurements,kinetic rates and binding affinities,and force regulations are discussed.
出处 《Acta Mechanica Sinica》 SCIE EI CAS CSCD 2015年第2期248-258,共11页 力学学报(英文版)
基金 supported by Natural Science Foundation of China(grants 10042001,10072071,10128205,30225027, 10332060,30730032,11072251,and 31110103918) National Key Basic Research Foundation of China(grants 2006CB910303 and 2011CB710904) National High Technology Research and Development Program of China(grants 2007AA02Z306 and 2011AA020109) Chinese Academy of Sciences(grants KJCX2-L02,KJCX2-SW-L06, 2005-1-16,KJCX2-YW-L08,Y2010030,XDA01030102,XDA04073 801) NIH Fogarty International Research Collaboration Award TW 05774-01
关键词 Receptor-ligand interactions Selectins β_2 integrins 2D binding kinetics Receptor-ligand interactions Selectins β_2 integrins 2D binding kinetics
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