Epithelial cells seal the outer surface of an early embryo, and a protein complex best known for gluing them to one another turns out to be the tool they use to clear away neighbours that are dying.

Researchers found that the E-cadherin complex helps epithelial cells absorb dead neighboring cells while preserving the ...

The protein E-cadherin, which helps cells connect to each other, turned out to be a participant in another important process ...

Scientists have discovered that E-cadherin, a protein best known as the “glue” holding cells and tissues together, has a surprising second job: helping epithelial cells swallow nearby dead cells.

Researchers have made a groundbreaking discovery regarding E-cadherin, a protein primarily recognized for its role in connecting cells and tissues. They have ...

Initial Phase 1b data highlight promising clinical activity in patients with PROC and support continued clinical development of CUSP06At the ...

Masatoshi Takeichi is a cell biologist who discovered cadherins, cell adhesion molecules that bind animal cells together, and ...

Researchers at Harbin Medical University report that the RNA-binding protein PTBP3 stabilizes SMAD3 mRNA and drives podocyte ...

Initial Phase 1b data highlight promising clinical activity in patients with PROC and support continued clinical development of CUSP06 At the September 23, 2026, data cutoff, CUSP06 achieved a 62% ...

Researchers have created the first stable prostate cancer cell lines resistant to blood-flow-level shear stress and ...