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EGF Protein
Application of Alexa Fluor 488-labeled EGF protein in the study of EGFR signaling pathway in cartilage
Osteoarthritis is a common degenerative joint disease characterized by pathological features such as joint cartilage degeneration, subchondral bone sclerosis, and synovial inflammation.
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- Signaling Pathway
- EGF Protein
- Osteoarthritis
- Degenerative Joint Disease
Research Progress on the Biological Characteristics and Applications of EGF Protein
Epidermal growth factor is an important endogenous active substance in the human body and a classic member of the growth factor family. This protein consists of 53 amino acid residues, contains three disulfide bonds, and has a molecular weight of approximately 6 kilodaltons.
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- Cell Biology
- EGF Protein
- Epidermal Growth Factor
- Tissue Injury Repair
Biological Functions and Applications of EGF Protein
Epidermal growth factor is an important active substance in the human body and belongs to the earliest discovered members of the growth factor family. The human epidermal growth factor protein consists of 53 amino acid residues, contains three disulfide bonds, and has a molecular weight of approximately 6 kilodaltons.
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- Cell Biology
- EGF Protein
- Epidermal Growth Factor
- Cell Regulation
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