Publications by authors named "Sheldon R Gordon"

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Evidence that Nectin-3 is the soybean agglutinin binding protein on rat corneal endothelium cell surfaces.
Sheldon R Gordon, Samantha Dimovski, Nicholas Kocik

Exp Eye Res· October 2022

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Insulin and IGF-2 support rat corneal endothelial cell growth and wound repair in the organ cultured tissue.
Sheldon R Gordon, Darryl R Reaume, Thomas R Perkins

Growth Factors· December 2020

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Rat corneal endothelial cell migration during wound repair on the basement membrane depends more on the PI-3K pathway than the cdc-42 pathway or actin stress fibers.
Sheldon R Gordon, Geoffrey H Gordon, Samantha Dimovski

Cell Tissue Res· November 2020

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Fibronectin antibody labels corneal stromal collagen fibrils in situ along their length and circumference and demonstrates distinct staining along the cell and stromal interfaces of Descemet's membrane.
Sheldon R Gordon

Curr Eye Res· March 2014

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The effects of soybean agglutinin binding on the corneal endothelium and the re-establishment of an intact monolayer following injury--a short review.
Sheldon R Gordon

J Tissue Viability· February 2011

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Soybean agglutinin binding to corneal endothelial cell surfaces disrupts in situ monolayer integrity and actin organization and interferes with wound repair.
Sheldon R Gordon, Meredith Wood

Cell Tissue Res· March 2009

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5-Fluorouracil interferes with actin organization, stress fiber formation and cell migration in corneal endothelial cells during wound repair along the natural basement membrane.
Sheldon R Gordon, Michelle Climie, Anne L Hitt

Cell Motil Cytoskeleton· December 2005

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Microfilament disruption in a noncycling organized tissue, the corneal endothelium, initiates mitosis.
Sheldon R Gordon

Exp Cell Res· January 2002

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