Fibronectin Human

Human plasma fibronectin is a vital glycoprotein involved in tissue repair, blood clotting, and cell adhesion. Elevated levels are linked to severe coronary artery disease and increased risk of venous thromboembolism (VTE), especially in males. Produced by hepatocytes, plasma fibronectin circulates as a soluble dimer, while an insoluble form in the extracellular matrix is made by fibroblasts and other cells. Fibronectin plays a key role in cellular interactions by anchoring cells to collagen and proteoglycans and binding to cell surface receptors, making it essential for maintaining vascular health and tissue integrity. - 1mg