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ADAM8: The Inflammatory Instigator
ADAM8 is the protein that’s stirring up trouble in your immune system! ADAM8 is like that friend who always shows up when there’s drama brewing. This protein is primarily expressed in immune cells, making it a key player in inflammatory responses. Picture ADAM8 as the bouncer of the cellular world. It’s involved in cell adhesion
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ADAM31: The Elusive Rodent Relative
ADAM31 is the protein that’s playing hide-and-seek with human geneticists. ADAM31 is like that distant cousin who only shows up at family reunions in other countries. While it’s a well-known member of the ADAM family in mice, it’s conspicuously absent from the human genome. In mice, ADAM31 is expressed in the testis, suggesting a role
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ADAM34: The Bigfoot of The Protein World
Prepare to be mystified by ADAM34, the protein that’s playing an elaborate game of hide-and-seek with scientists! ADAM34 is like that elusive celebrity who everyone’s heard of, but no one’s actually seen. This protein is shrouded in mystery, with researchers still debating its very existence in humans. It’s been spotted in mice, where it’s thought
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ADAM30: The Reproductive Rebel
ADAM30 is the protein that’s breaking all the rules in the reproductive playbook! ADAM30 is like that friend who shows up to a black-tie event in a Hawaiian shirt – it’s doing its own thing, and it doesn’t care who knows it. While most ADAM proteins are content with their roles in sperm production or
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ADAM29: The Sperm’s Secret Weapon
ADAM29 is the protein that’s bringing a whole new meaning to “family planning”! ADAM29 is like that mysterious friend who shows up at all the important life events but keeps their day job a secret. This protein is primarily expressed in the testis, making it a VIP member of the reproductive club45. Picture ADAM29 as
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ADAM21: The Neurological Ninja of Reproduction
ADAM21 is the protein that’s bridging the gap between your brain and your… well, let’s just say your reproductive ambitions. ADAM21 is like that friend who’s always making unexpected connections. While most ADAM proteins are content with hanging out in the reproductive organs, ADAM21 decided to take the scenic route through the nervous system. Picture
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ADAM33: The Asthma Whisperer
ADAM33 is the protein that’s been keeping pulmonologists up at night. ADAM33 is like that mysterious neighbor who everyone suspects is up to something, but no one can quite figure out what. This sneaky little protein has been linked to asthma, but it’s playing hard to get when it comes to revealing its secrets. Picture
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ADAM32: The Sperm’s Doppelganger
ADAM32 is the protein that’s playing an elaborate game of identity theft in the world of sperm. ADAM32 is like that cousin who looks eerily similar to you at family reunions. It’s got a striking resemblance to its more famous relatives, ADAM2 and ADAM3. But don’t be fooled – this protein is determined to carve
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ADAM20 Is the Protein That’s All About That Bass – and by Bass, We Mean Testes
ADAM20 is the ultimate homebody of the ADAM family. While its cousins are out gallivanting all over the body, ADAM20 is exclusively expressed in the testes. It’s like that friend who never leaves their man cave, but boy, do they know how to throw a party when you visit. This protein is so exclusive, it makes
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ADAM18: The Sperm’s Secret Identity
ADAM18 is the protein with more aliases than a secret agent. Also known as ADAM27, this mysterious molecule is the James Bond of the sperm world. ADAM18 is the ultimate sperm surface protein, giving our little swimmers their sleek and suave exterior. It’s like the tailored tuxedo of the cellular world, ensuring sperm look their
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