델타 라이크 1
Delta-like 1델타양단백질1은 DLL1유전자에 [5]의해 인체 내에서 부호화되는 단백질이다.
기능.
DLL1은 노치 델타 리간드의 인간 호몰로지로 델타/세레이트/잡지 패밀리의 멤버입니다.그것은 조혈 중에 세포의 운명을 결정하는 역할을 한다.이것은 세포간 [5]통신에서 역할을 할 수 있다.
상호 작용
델타형 1은 NOTCH2와[6][7][8] 상호작용하는 것으로 나타났습니다.
레퍼런스
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