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Tenascin-C A1 Domain (TNC A1)
- Target
- TNC A1
- Molecular classification
- Extracellular Matrix Protein, Fibronectin type III domain, Glycoprotein
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Overview
The Tenascin-C A1 domain is an alternatively spliced fibronectin type III repeat within the Tenascin-C protein. It plays a role in immunomodulation by suppressing T cell activation (when paired with A2) and is implicated in tumor progression. It is expressed in various tumor cell types but is largely absent from normal adult tissues, making it a potential therapeutic target.
- Other names
- Tenascin-C FNIII-A1TNC A1 DomainFnIII-A1 repeat of Tenascin-C
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Mechanism of action
Inhibition of T-cell activation (when combined with adjacent repeat(s))
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Biological functions
ImmunomodulationCell adhesionCell migrationCell proliferationRegulation of neural differentiation
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Disease associations
CancerInflammationTumor progression
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Safety considerations
Potential for off-target effects due to homology with other FNIII repeats
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Biomarkers
Tenascin-C (containing A1 domain) as a biomarker for tumor presence/aggressiveness
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