KnowraIntegrinLinked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to Integrin, each with the reason it gives.All 11Broader topic 1Related 10Extracellular matrixRelated: Integrins let cells attach to matrix molecules and transmit mechanical and chemical signals.Basement membraneRelated: Integrins anchor epithelial cells to basement-membrane proteins and relay mechanical signals.MechanotransductionRelated: Integrins transmit forces between the extracellular matrix and the cell interior.Cell migrationRelated: Integrins anchor migrating cells to surfaces and transmit traction forces.Cell adhesionBroader topic: Integrins anchor cells to surrounding materials and transmit forces across the membrane.FibroblastRelated: Integrins let fibroblasts sense matrix properties and respond to mechanical forces.Amoeboid movementRelated: Integrins can anchor migrating cells to matrix and transmit traction-related signals.Cell junctionRelated: Integrins mediate cell–matrix attachment at focal adhesions and hemidesmosomes.SarcolemmaRelated: Integrins form one route for mechanical linkage across the sarcolemma.FilastereaRelated: Capsaspora has integrin-related machinery, offering a unicellular comparison for animal adhesion systems.Myotendinous junctionRelated: Integrins help anchor muscle-cell structures to the matrix at the muscle–tendon interface.