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Cell Surface Protein

Molecular classification: Receptors, Transporters, Adhesion molecules, Enzymes, GPCRs, Tyrosine kinases, Integral membrane protein

Overview

Cell surface proteins are molecular entities located on the outer membrane of cells. They play essential roles in mediating interactions between the cell and its external environment, making them major targets for biomedical research, diagnostics, and therapeutic interventions. They are involved in signal transduction, cell adhesion, immune response, and cellular recognition. They are highly accessible for pharmacological intervention and serve as drug targets and diagnostic markers.

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Signal transductionCell adhesionImmune responseCellular recognition

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CancerVarious diseases

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