The conserved histidine in epidermal growth factor-like domains of stabilin-2 modulates pH-dependent recognition of phosphatidylserine in apoptotic cells

Keyphrases

• PH Dependence 100%
• Stabilin-2 100%
• Apoptotic Cells 100%
• Conserved Histidine 100%
• Epidermal Growth Factor-like Domain 100%
• Low pH 80%
• Inflammation 40%
• Phagocytosis 40%
• Anti-inflammatory Cytokines 40%
• Medium pH 40%
• Molecular Mechanism 20%
• Target Molecule 20%
• Tumor 20%
• Binding Activity 20%
• Close Proximity 20%
• Immune Cells 20%
• PH-sensitive 20%
• Cytokine Production 20%
• Binding Affinity 20%
• Cell Behavior 20%
• Phagocytic Cells 20%
• Protonation 20%
• Acidic pH 20%
• Extracellular pH 20%
• Extracellular Acidification 20%
• Monocyte-derived Macrophages 20%
• Phagocytic Activity 20%
• Danger Signals 20%
• Apoptotic Cell Clearance 20%
• Inflammation Resolution 20%
• Phagocytosis of Apoptotic Cells 20%
• Acidic Microenvironment 20%
• Phosphatidylserine Receptor 20%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Epidermal Growth Factor 100%
• Histidine 100%
• Phosphatidylserine 100%
• Growth Factor-Like Domain 100%
• Phagocytosis 66%
• Binding Affinity 33%
• Inflammatory Cytokine 33%
• Eicosanoid Receptor 16%
• Immunocompetent Cell 16%
• Monocyte 16%
• Macrophage 16%
• Cell Function 16%
• Phagocyte 16%
• Protonation 16%
• Cytokine Production 16%
• Ingestion 16%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Phagocytosis 100%
• Epidermal Growth Factor 100%
• Binding Affinity 50%
• Inflammatory Cytokine 50%
• Macrophage 25%
• Cell Function 25%
• Cytokine Production 25%
• Immunocompetent Cell 25%
• Monocyte 25%
• Phagocyte 25%
• Ingestion 25%
• Protonation 25%