What Does Laminin Do In The Body

This story leads into complex considerations of science and biology but the main questions it prompts are whether laminin is as important as the erumor claims and does it have a shape like a cross.

What does laminin do in the body.

Over the past few months we have received numerous questions concerning a popular christian icon the protein laminin. The most important property of laminins is their ability to easily bind to each other and to other proteins. The structure of laminin antedates by many thousands of years traditional christian accounts of the life of jesus. Laminin lm is the major structural glycoprotein of bms.

Laminins are high molecular weight 400 to 900 kda proteins of the extracellular matrix they are a major component of the basal lamina one of the layers of the basement membrane a protein network foundation for most cells and organs the laminins are an important and biologically active part of the basal lamina. The simple answer to both questions seems to be yes. A cross like shape is a very simple structure that is commonly found in elements. This makes laminin a critical means of holding tissues and organs together.

Laminin is the name used for a family of proteins that serve many useful functions in biology. Laminin interestingly is in the shape of a cross see here in fact a quick internet search turns up multiple websites selling t shirts mousepads stickers coffee mugs and a host of other items with a picture of the laminin protein.