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'''CD69''' ('''Cluster of Differentiation 69''') is a human transmembrane calcium-dependent lectin protein. CD69 functions as a signal-transmitting receptor in lymphocytes natural killer cells and platelets. CD69 expression is induced upon activation of T-cell lymphocytes. <ref>PMID:11101293</ref> <scene name='55/552187/Cv/2'>Na ion binding site</scene> of CD69 C-type lectin-like domain dimer complex.<ref>PMID:20054122</ref> | '''CD69''' ('''Cluster of Differentiation 69''') is a human transmembrane calcium-dependent lectin protein. CD69 functions as a signal-transmitting receptor in lymphocytes natural killer cells and platelets. CD69 expression is induced upon activation of T-cell lymphocytes. <ref>PMID:11101293</ref> <scene name='55/552187/Cv/2'>Na ion binding site</scene> of CD69 C-type lectin-like domain dimer complex.<ref>PMID:20054122</ref> | ||
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==3D structures of CD69== | ==3D structures of CD69== | ||
