basic FUNCTION
| controlling with PTEN heart muscle contractility and cell size and modulating the cardiac response to chronic pressure overload by distinct kinase-dependent and -independent effects |
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playing a role in control of tissue growth |
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having critical roles within the gradient-sensing machinery of a variety of highly motile cells |
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acting as a critical determinant of the proportion of cells that can move |
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plays an essential role in a number of physiological responses, including neutrophil chemotaxis, mast cell degranulation, and cardiac function |
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has two potential regulatory subunits PIK3R5, PIK3R6 |
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implicated in a vast array of physiological settings including the activation of different leukocyte species and the regulation of myocardial contractility |
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playing roles in the regulation of some aspects of neutrophil polarization that are relevant to movement, such as integrin-based adhesion and the accumulation of polymerized (F)-actin at the leading-edge |
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having nonredundant function as an important regulator of fibroblast-induced cartilage destruction during chronic destructive arthritis (Hayer 2009) |
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activation by CXCL12 regulates tumor cell adhesion through mechanisms different from those involved in cell invasion (Monte) |
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essential for CCL2-stimulated aortic SMC migration and amplifies cell migration induced by PDGF by an autocrine/paracrine loop involving CCL2 secretion and CCR2 activation |
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PI3KC2B and PIK3CG control distinct steps involved in cell migration supporting the hypothesis that different PI3Ks regulate distinct cellular processes |
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its activity is important for its signaling functions in T cell development, activation, differentiation, and trafficking |