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* '''ADAM33''' is implicated in asthma.<br />
* '''ADAM33''' is implicated in asthma.<br />
* '''ADAMTS''' is ADAM with thrombospondin motifs<ref>PMID:15554875</ref>. <br />
* '''ADAMTS''' is ADAM with thrombospondin motifs<ref>PMID:15554875</ref>. <br />
* '''ADAMTS1''' has anti-angionenic activity. <br />
* '''ADAMTS1''' has anti-angionenic activity<ref>PMID:10811842</ref>. <br />
* '''ADAMTS4''' and '''ADAMTS5''' are involved in the degradation of aggrecan.<br />
* '''ADAMTS4''' and '''ADAMTS5''' are involved in the degradation of aggrecan.<br />
*  '''ADAMTS13''' cleaves [[Von Willebrand Factor]] involved in blood clotting. 
*  '''ADAMTS13''' cleaves [[Von Willebrand Factor]] involved in blood clotting<ref>PMID:18762209</ref>.
<ref>PMID:18762209</ref>
== Disease ==
== Disease ==


ADAM inhibitors are used in anti-cancer therapy.  ADAM10 is a therapeutic target for cancer and inflammation <ref>PMID:19601831</ref>.  ADAM17 is a therapeutic target for multiple diseases <ref>PMID:19601834</ref>.ADAM33 is implicated in asthma. ADAMTS13 cleaves von Willebrand factor involved in blood clotting.  ADAM33 is a therapeutic target for asthma <ref>PMID:38396994</ref>.
ADAM inhibitors are used in anti-cancer therapy.  '''ADAM10''' is a therapeutic target for cancer and inflammation <ref>PMID:19601831</ref>.  '''ADAM17''' is a therapeutic target for multiple diseases <ref>PMID:19601834</ref>. '''ADAM33''' is implicated in asthma.   '''ADAM33''' is a therapeutic target for asthma <ref>PMID:38396994</ref>.  '''ADAMTS4''' is involved  in various CNS pathologies<ref>PMID:28084617</ref>.


== 3D Structures of A Disintegrin And Metalloproteinase ==
== 3D Structures of A Disintegrin And Metalloproteinase ==

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A Disintegrin And Metalloproteinase complex with sulfate 2ao7

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