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What is Which adhesion molecule is involved in morphogenesis? and explain in detail?
Various adhesive glycoproteins act as glue for the ECM and the cells. These consist of fibronectin, tenascin (cytotactin) and thrombospondin.
Tenascin or cytotactin is the glycoprotein associated with fibroblasts and appears in wound about 48 hours after injury. It disappears from mature scar tissue.

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