Hurler’s disease- mutation in a structural gene that codes for an individual lysosomal hydrolase.

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Each classical cadherin molecule contains: 

A single TM domain

A short C-terminal cytosolic domain

Five extracellular “cadherin” domains (EC1–EC5)

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Three classes of classical cadherins: 

E-cadherin -present on epithelial cells

N-cadherin - present on nerve, muscle and lens cells

P-cadherin - present on cells in the placenta & epidermis

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Nonclassical cadherins include proteins:

Protocadherins found in the brain

Desmocollins and desmogleins that form desmosomes

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Epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition is associated with a reduction in the expression of E-cadherin.

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Snail suppresses the expression of E-cadherin is associated with the EMT

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A cadherin-family member CDHR3, highly expressed in epithelial cells in the human airway, as a receptor for RV-C (virulent class C rhinoviruses).