The Role of Microglia and Matrix Metalloproteinases Involvement in Neuroinflammation and Gliomas
Table 1
MMP overview. It was found that MMP-4, -5, and -6 were identical with MMP-2 or -3. Data compiled from Parks et al. 2004 [17] and Sbardella et al. 2012 [160].
E-cadherin, Laminin, type IV collagen, Latent TGF-1; Aggrecan; decorin; gelatin; Fn; Ln; collagens III, IV, V, IX, X, XI; tenascin; link protein; perlecan; osteonectin; entactin
Zona occludens1, α1-Antiproteinase, latent TGF-β1, latent VEGF, Fibrin, NG2 proteoglycan; gelatin; collagens I, III, IV, V, VII, X, XII; elastin; entactin; aggrecan; Fn; link protein; vitronectin; N-telopeptide of collagen I
Pro--defensins, FAS ligand, latent TNF, syndecan-1, E-cadherin, Elastin; Aggrecan; gelatin; Fn; Ln; elastin; entactin; collagens, III, IV, V, IX, X, XI; tenascin; decorin; link protein; vitronectin
Both lack the hemopexin-line domain, they process collagen IV but not collagen I, Pro a-defensin; Fas-L; b4 integrin; E-cadherin; proTNF-a; CTGF; HB-EGF; RANKL; IGFBP-3; plasminogen
MMP-26
Matrilysin-2 (endometase)
Gelatin; collagen IV; Fn; fibrinogen; vitronectin
pro-MMP-9; a1-PI
Type I transmembrane MMPs
MTs-MMPs
MT1-MMP/MMP14
Pro-MMP-2, fibrillar collagens, Fibrin, Syndecan-1, 1-subunit of laminin-5, collagen I, II, III; gelatin; aggrecan; Fn; Ln; fibrin; vitronectin; entactin; proteoglycans; Ln-5