The structure and function of marco, a macrophage class a scavenger receptor.
MS Arredouani, L Kobzik - Cellular and Molecular Biology (Noisy-le …, 2004 - europepmc.org
MS Arredouani, L Kobzik
Cellular and Molecular Biology (Noisy-le-Grand, France), 2004•europepmc.orgThe class A scavenger receptors are important in many aspects of macrophage biology. The
receptor MARCO is a relatively recently described member of this class. The biological role
of MARCO is under active investigation, and shows interesting similarities and contrasts to
that of the class prototype, SR-AI/II. This review surveys current knowledge and unanswered
questions regarding the structure and function of the MARCO receptor.
receptor MARCO is a relatively recently described member of this class. The biological role
of MARCO is under active investigation, and shows interesting similarities and contrasts to
that of the class prototype, SR-AI/II. This review surveys current knowledge and unanswered
questions regarding the structure and function of the MARCO receptor.
The class A scavenger receptors are important in many aspects of macrophage biology. The receptor MARCO is a relatively recently described member of this class. The biological role of MARCO is under active investigation, and shows interesting similarities and contrasts to that of the class prototype, SR-AI/II. This review surveys current knowledge and unanswered questions regarding the structure and function of the MARCO receptor.
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