Snow Leopard
Senior Member (Voting Rights)
If proteins related to the cytoskeleton, cell-cell communication, extracellular matrix, etc. keep showing maybe it's time to physically look at cells of patients and the spaces inbetween them. My understanding is that different kinds of ephrins in different tissues which would be a clue as to there the problem could be. Is this possible to do?
This is tricky to do as biopsies aren't the easiest to take and when you do take them, the tissue can get damaged.