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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Nov 27.
Published in final edited form as: Wound Repair Regen. 2012 Oct 30;20(6):10.1111/j.1524-475X.2012.00852.x. doi: 10.1111/j.1524-475X.2012.00852.x

Table 1.

Agent variables in the IVSABM. A summary of the variables encoded in each IEC in the IVSABM. This includes membrane bound receptors which can interact with diffusible variables in the environment, as well as intracellular molecules which act as signaling intermediates and effectors.

IEC Agent Variable Description Effect in IVSABM
EGFR Membrane-bound receptor Binds EGF, leads to effectors of motility, cell spreading
TLR-4 Membrane-bound receptor Binds DAMPs/ROS, activates MEK/ERK pathway
P2Y Membrane-bound receptor Binds ATP, activates PLC/PKC pathway
A2B Membrane-bound receptor Binds adenosine, activates PI3K pathway
TGF-β-R Membrane-bound receptor;
available only in absence of tight
junctions
Binds TGF-β, leads to LM-332 deposition in SECM
Integrin-α3β1 Membrane-bound receptor;
induced by wounding
Binds LM-332, activates Rac1
Integrin-α6β4 Membrane-bound receptor Binds LM−511, activates RhoA
CD73 Membrane-bound receptor;
upregulated 10-fold by HIF-1α
Converts ATP to adenosine
Intracellular kinases
(MEK, ERK, PLC, PKC,
PI3K, Src, Akt, SMAD)
Signaling intermediates Lead to various pathways and effector molecules
HIF−1α Transcription factor; induced by
hypoxia
Upregulation of CD73
NFκB Transcription factor Leads to EGFR expression
ADAM-17 Metalloprotease Releases membrane-bound EGF into media
FAK/Paxillin Effectors Form a complex to induce simulated lamellopodial protrusion
mTOR Effector Cell spreading
Rac1 Effector; induced by integrin-
α3β1
Pro-motility
RhoA Effector; induced by integrin-
α6β4
Pro-stability