CD11c
O CD11c (cluster de diferenciación 11c) ou cadea alfa X de integrina é unha subunidade de proteína transmembrana de tipo I que se expresa en altos niveis na maioría das células dendríticas humanas, e tamén en monocitos, macrófagos, neutrófilos, e algunhas células B que está codificada no xene ITGAX do cromosoma 16 humano.[1] O CD11c induce a activación celular e axuda a desencadear a explosión respiratoria de neutrófilo. Exprésase en moitas tricoleucemias, leucemias non linfocíticas agudas, e algunhas leucemias linfocíticas crónicas de células B.
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O xene ITGAX codifica a cadea alfa X de integrina. As integrinas son proteínas integrais de membrana heterodímeras compostas por unha cadea alfa e outra beta. A cadea alfa X de integrina combínase coa cadea beta 2 (CD18 ou ITGB2) para formar unha integrina específica de leucocitos denominada CR4 ou receptor 4 do compoñente do complemento 3b inactivado (iC3b). O complexo alfa X/beta 2 parece solapar as propiedades da integrina alpha M/beta 2 na adherencia dos neutrófilos e monocitos a células endoteliais estimuladas, e na fagocitose de partículas cubertas polo complemento.[1]
Notas
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Ligazóns externas
editar- MeshName - CD11c+Antigens [1]
- Mouse CD Antigen Chart
- Human CD Antigen Chart
- ITGAX Info with links in the Cell Migration Gateway