________ are found in a wide variety of proteins and can mediate binding to steroids and proteins as well as carbohydrates.
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Tight junctions
________ prevent the diffusion of macromolecules and to varying degrees impede the diffusion of small water- soluble molecules and ions across an epithelial sheet in the spaces between cells.
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self association
The force needed to unfold and expose functional ________ sites in fibronectin is much less than that needed to disrupt fibronectin- integrin- binding.
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Stems
________ have support and transport functions; roots provide anchorage and absorb and store nutrients; leaves are the sites of photosynthesis, and flowers enclose the reproductive structures.
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Hemidesmosomes
________ found mainly on the basal surface of epithelial cells, anchor an epithelium to components of the underlying extracellular matrix.
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family of multi adhesive proteins
Laminins**, a(n) ________ that form a fibrous two- dimensional network with type IV collagen and that also bind to integrins.
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morphogenesis
First expressed during ________, NCAMs play an important role in the differentiation of muscle, glial, and nerve cells.
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extracellular matrix
Is one of more than 20 types of collagen that participate in the formation of the ________ in various tissues.
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tight adhesion
For ________ to occur between activated endothelial cells and leukocytes, B2- containing integrins on the surfaces of leukocytes also must be activated by chemokines or other local activation signals such as platelet- activating factor.