The multifaceted role of mucin MUC1 in bacterial infections

Keyphrases

• Adhesion Receptors 6%
• Apical Surface 6%
• Bacterial Infection 100%
• Bacterial Invasion 6%
• Bacterial Pathogenesis 6%
• Cellular Level 6%
• Cellular Morphology 6%
• Concerted Action 6%
• Cytoplasmic Tail 31%
• Defence against Pathogens 6%
• Ectodomain 25%
• Epithelial Cells 18%
• Foodborne Disease 6%
• Gastrointestinal Pathogens 6%
• Giant Proteins 6%
• Host Cell 6%
• Host-microbe 6%
• Integrin 12%
• Integrin Clustering 6%
• Intestinal Epithelial Cells 6%
• Mechanistic Aspects 6%
• Microbial Factors 6%
• Morphological Changes 6%
• Most Common Cause 6%
• Mucin 100%
• Mucin 1 (MUC1) 100%
• Nuclear Targeting 6%
• Nuclear Trafficking 12%
• Salmonella 12%
• Salmonella Enterica 6%
• Sialic Acid 6%
• Targeting Signal 6%
• Transmembrane Domain 6%
• Transmembrane mucin 6%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Ectodomain 25%
• Eicosanoid Receptor 6%
• Infectious Agent 25%
• Integrin 18%
• Microorganism 6%
• MUC1 100%
• Mucin 100%
• Nuclear Localization Sequence 6%
• Salmonella 12%
• Salmonella enterica 6%
• Sialic Acid 6%
• Surface Property 6%
• Transmembrane Domain 6%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Bacterial Pathogenesis 6%
• Host Cell 6%
• Infectious Agent 25%
• Integrin 18%
• Microorganism 6%
• MUC1 100%
• Mucin 100%
• Nuclear Localization Signal 6%
• Salmonella 12%
• Salmonella enterica 6%
• Surface Property 6%