Anti-Forssman antigen antibody [117C9]
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Biological function summary
Forssman antigen participates in intercellular recognition and immune responses. It exists within lipid rafts on cellular membranes and interacts with proteins involved in signal transduction. Although not a protein itself it plays a role when bound in lipid-protein complexes that can activate immune pathways. This antigen provides a form of molecular identification that cells use to communicate and interact with their environment.
Pathways
Forssman antigen interacts significantly with immune system processes and is critical for cellular communication. It appears in the complement pathway where it may interact with proteins such as C1 and C3 during immune responses. Sphingolipid metabolism pathways also involve Forssman antigen due to its linkage to lipid rafts and glycosphingolipids sharing connections with proteins like sphingomyelinase and glycosyltransferases.
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Frontiers in cell and developmental biology 9:616711 PubMed33659248
2021
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