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• 1- Tight junctions: molecular structure meets function
• 2- Molecular structure and function of the tight junction. Proceedings of an international conference dedicated to the memory of Shoichiro Tsukita. April 25-27, 2008. Berlin, Germany
• 3- The life and work of Shoichiro Tsukita
• 4- Mechanisms of outside-in signaling at the tight junction by junctional adhesion molecule A
• 5- The oligomerization of the coiled coil-domain of occludin is redox sensitive
• 6- Vertebrate animal models unravel physiological roles for zonula occludens tight junction adaptor proteins
• 7- Structure and function of extracellular claudin domains
• 8- Roles of ZO-1 and ZO-2 in establishment of the belt-like adherens and tight junctions with paracellular permselective barrier function
• 9- Molecular basis for cation selectivity in claudin-2-based pores
• 10- The role of claudin-based tight junctions in morphogenesis
• 11- Occludin phosphorylation in regulation of epithelial tight junctions
• 12- Differential phosphorylation of occludin and tricellulin by CK2 and CK1
• 13- High-resolution analysis of barrier function
• 14- Claudin-2-dependent changes in noncharged solute flux are mediated by the extracellular domains and require attachment to the PDZ-scaffold
• 15- The tight junction protein cingulin regulates gene expression and RhoA signaling
• 16- Modification of tight junction structure and permeability by nutritional means
• 17- Zonula occludens-1 and -2 are cytosolic scaffolds that regulate the assembly of cellular junctions
• 18- The tight junction protein ZO-2 blocks cell cycle progression and inhibits cyclin D1 expression
• 19- Analysis of claudin genes in pediatric patients with Bartter's syndrome
• 20- Mechanisms of epithelial cell shedding in the Mammalian intestine and maintenance of barrier function
• 21- Cysteine mutagenesis to study the structure of claudin-2 paracellular pores
• 22- Insights into driving forces and paracellular permeability from claudin-16 knockdown mouse
• 23- Claudin function in the thick ascending limb of Henle's loop
• 24- Cadherin-mediated regulation of tight junctions in stratifying epithelia
• 25- Tight junctions and enteropathogenic E. coli
• 26- Modulation of intestinal barrier properties by probiotics: role in reversing colitis
• 27- Effect of probiotics on intestinal barrier function
• 28- Probiotic therapy in radiation-induced intestinal injury and repair
• 29- Tight junctions, intestinal permeability, and autoimmunity: celiac disease and type 1 diabetes paradigms
• 30- Corticotropin-releasing hormone and mast cells in the regulation of mucosal barrier function in the human colon
• 31- Tight junction proteins as channel formers and barrier builders
• 32- Dynamic regulation of epithelial cell fate and barrier function by intercellular junctions
• 33- Control of the blood-brain barrier by glucocorticoids and the cells of the neurovascular unit
• 34- Regulation of intestinal electroneutral sodium absorption and the brush border Na+/H+ exchanger by intracellular calcium
• 35- The role of the NHERF family of PDZ scaffolding proteins in the regulation of salt and water transport
• 36- Regulation of the intestinal anion exchanger DRA (downregulated in adenoma)
• 37- Barrier effects of nutritional factors
• 38- Pathways of gliadin transport in celiac disease
• 39- A new insight into pathophysiological mechanisms of zinc in diarrhea
• 40- Mechanisms of diarrhea in inflammatory bowel diseases
• 41- Epithelial tight junctions in intestinal inflammation
• 42- Mechanisms of tight junction dysregulation in the SAMP1/YitFc model of Crohn's disease-like ileitis
• 43- The role of JAM-A in inflammatory bowel disease: unrevealing the ties that bind
• 44- No static at all
• 45- Lymphoepithelial interactions: a new paradigm
• 46- Metabolic stress evokes decreases in epithelial barrier function
• 47- Enteral versus parenteral nutrition: effect on intestinal barrier function.

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