In vertebrates, the integrin family includes 24 members. As the
alpha-chains were sequenced, some were observed to have an inserted
domain similar to the A domain in several matrix and complement
proteins. This inserted ligand binding domain is interactive and
was called the I domain in integrins. More recently structural data
have shown that an integrin beta-chain also contains an I domain.
Nine of the currently known 18 alpha-chains contain an I domain.
This book systematically goes through the current knowledge about
these integrins, including the newest additions to the integrin
family, the collagen-binding alpha10beta1 and alpha11beta1
integrins. The book discusses ligand binding, signalling
properties, knock-out phenotypes and possible involvement in
disease. This book comprehensively reviews the current knowledge
about I domains in integrins and will serve as a useful reference
book for scientists in this field.
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