CD36 and thrombospondin???

From: Mika Korkeam{ki TUY (mkorkeam@ra.abo.fi)
Date: Fri Jan 23 1998 - 09:33:30 EST

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Hi to you all!

The receptor for thrombospondin is CD36 which is expressed on platelets, 
epithelial cells, macrophages etc. But my question is...in which cells is 
thrombospondin expressed? I have read that it is uppregulated in 
apoptotic cells, but I would like to know if there is a cell type that 
has it constantly on its surface. Has somebody chechked the expression of 
this protein, or do I have to do it by my self...

Thanks in advance!


Mika Korkeamaki
Flow Cytometry Operator
BioCity-Turku
Finland

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