Different functions of Extracellular Matrix in Brain

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ECM tells the interaction of the cells with their polarity, shape, and form. ECM provides cues for the survival and proliferation. Included in biology, ECM is the assembly of extracellular molecules discharged by pillar cells that contributes structural and biochemical base to the cells for the cause that multicellularity engaged separately in many more multicellular lineages, the constitution of ECM differs from multicellular structures; however, the common roles of ECM are cell adhesion, cell-to-cell interaction and differentiation.

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Mrs. Urmi Mukharjee is currently pursuing Teacher training (B.Ed.) in Vidyasagar Teachers' training college, Midnapore, West Bengal, India. She has completed her M.Phil. degree from Jiwaji University, Madhya Pradesh, India. Her areas of interest for research is nuerobiology, molecular biology.

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