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Human Villin 1 (VIL1) interaction partners

1. Villin, Pro-Ex-C and progesterone/estrogen receptor (show ESR1 Antibodies) expression have diagnostic and predictive roles in endocervical and endometrioid adenocarcinoma.

2. Induction of cell stress alters the actin cytoskeleton in intestinal epithelial cells via changes in the actin-binding proteins villin-1 and gelsolin (show GSN Antibodies).

3. Villin 1 is released in plasma during acute kidney injury and shows potential as an early marker for proximal tubular injury/necrosis.

4. Villin has a higher positive expression in Primary Pulmonary Enteric Adenocarcinoma cases. Villin proved to be a very sensitive and helpful enteric marker in the differential diagnosis between PEAC and other lung adenocarcinomas.

5. villin directly interacts with a transcriptional corepressor and ligand of the Slug promoter, ZBRK1 (show ZNF350 Antibodies).

6. Data indicate an association between highly fucosylated glycans and caudal type homeobox 1 (CDX1 (show CDX1 Antibodies)) and/or villin mRNA expression that both correlate with cell differentiation.

7. study demonstrates that G. duodenalis-mediated disruption of villin is, at least, in part dependent on activation of myosin light chain kinase (show MYLK Antibodies)

8. Thus, villin plays an important role in establishing the balance between actin polymerization and actin severing to facilitate the initial steps of Salmonella entry.

9. Collective expression pattern of tensin (show TNS1 Antibodies)/profilin-1 (show PFN1 Antibodies)/villin-1/talin could be a biomarker to estimate the prognosis of esophageal squamous cell carcinoma patients.

10. harmonin (show USH1C Antibodies) and villin autoantibodies are sensitive and specific markers of IPEX (show FOXP3 Antibodies), differentiate IPEX (show FOXP3 Antibodies), including atypical cases, from other early childhood disorders associated with enteropathy

Mouse (Murine) Villin 1 (VIL1) interaction partners

1. Induction of cell stress alters the actin cytoskeleton in intestinal epithelial cells via changes in the actin-binding proteins villin-1 and gelsolin (show GSN Antibodies).

2. Competition between tryptophan fluorescence and electron transfer during unfolding of the villin headpiece.

3. villin severs F-actin to ensure microvillus depolarization and enterocyte remodeling upon intestinal injury

4. Villin-Cre(+);Klf4 (show KLF4 Antibodies)(fl/fl (show FLT3LG Antibodies)) have greater susceptibility to chemical-induced gastric carcinogenesis and increased rates of gastric tumor progression than control mice.

5. The data establish that meprins interact with and cleave villin and actin, and these cytoskeletal proteins are substrates for meprins.

6. a lack of villin does not significantly alter basal and secretagogue-stimulated electrolyte movements across the epithelium of the mouse jejunum in vivo

7. These results indicate that an important patterning event involving villin expression occurs in the gut (show GUSB Antibodies) epithelium at 16 days, which may define the epithelial boundary between stomach and intestine.

8. different regulatory sequences of the villin gene regulate expression in the intestinal epithelium

9. Data show that villin, characteristic markers of brush borders, become abnormally distributed along these atypical basolateral membranes in gal3 (show LGALS3 Antibodies)(-/-) mice.

10. Villin is an actin regulatory protein that organizes, integrates and regulates multiple epithelial cell functions.