Fibronectin type III repeats mediate RGD-independent adhesion and signaling through activated beta1 integrins.

G Chi-Rosso; P J Gotwals; J Yang; L Ling; K Jiang; B Chao; D P Baker; L C Burkly; S E Fawell; V E Koteliansky

doi:10.1074/jbc.272.50.31447

Fibronectin type III repeats mediate RGD-independent adhesion and signaling through activated beta1 integrins.

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