Publication

Extracellular matrix heparin-binding domains

Jeffrey Alan Hubbell, Mikaël Martino, Federico Tortelli, Jeffrey James Rice
2015
Patent

Abstract

Heparin binding peptides derived from a Tenascin (TNC) III1-5 domain or a fibrinogen ²15-66 domain have been found that bind certain cytokines with high affinity. Materials and methods for making compositions and devices using these peptides are disclosed.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/228355?ln=en

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Synthesis and application of bifunctional hypervalent iodine reagents for peptide modification.

Tenascin C Promiscuously Binds Growth Factors via Its Fifth Fibronectin Type III-Like Domain

Synthesis and application of bifunctional hypervalent iodine reagents for peptide modification.

Tenascin C Promiscuously Binds Growth Factors via Its Fifth Fibronectin Type III-Like Domain