Cell adhesion molecules in invertebrate immunity

• Cell adhesion is essential in immunity in invertebrates, e.g., in the cellular immune responses of encapsulation and nodule formation. Here cell adhesion molecules shown or suggested to be involved in invertebrate immunity are reviewed. Blood cells of the

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cell adhesion; invertebrate immunity; peroxinectin; integrin; superoxide dismutase; myeloperoxidase; RGD; KGD; DROSOPHILA EXTRACELLULAR-MATRIX; PLASMATOCYTE-SPREADING PEPTIDE; MOTH PSEUDOPLUSIA-INCLUDENS; SPONGE MICROCIONA-PROLIFERA; IMMUNOGLOBULIN SUPERF

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