Ignet

Gene Information

Gene symbol: MARCO

Gene name: macrophage receptor with collagenous structure

HGNC ID: 6895

Synonyms: SCARA2

Related Genes

#	Gene Symbol	Number of hits
1	MSR1	1 hits
2	SIGLEC1	1 hits

Related Sentences

#	PMID	Sentence
1	16339556	Defective microarchitecture of the spleen marginal zone and impaired response to a thymus-independent type 2 antigen in mice lacking scavenger receptors MARCO and SR-A.
2	16339556	MARCO is a relative of scavenger receptor A (SR-A), the more widely expressed prototypic member of the scavenger receptor family.
3	16339556	In mice lacking both MARCO and SR-A these effects are even more apparent.
4	16339556	During ontogeny, the appearance and organization of the MARCO-expressing cells in the spleen precedes the appearance of other receptors on macrophages in the marginal zone, such as SIGNR1 and Siglec-1.
5	16339556	These findings suggest that both MARCO and SR-A, in addition to being important scavenger receptors, could be involved in the positioning and differentiation of macrophages, possibly through interaction with endogenous ligands.
6	16339556	Defective microarchitecture of the spleen marginal zone and impaired response to a thymus-independent type 2 antigen in mice lacking scavenger receptors MARCO and SR-A.
7	16339556	MARCO is a relative of scavenger receptor A (SR-A), the more widely expressed prototypic member of the scavenger receptor family.
8	16339556	In mice lacking both MARCO and SR-A these effects are even more apparent.
9	16339556	During ontogeny, the appearance and organization of the MARCO-expressing cells in the spleen precedes the appearance of other receptors on macrophages in the marginal zone, such as SIGNR1 and Siglec-1.
10	16339556	These findings suggest that both MARCO and SR-A, in addition to being important scavenger receptors, could be involved in the positioning and differentiation of macrophages, possibly through interaction with endogenous ligands.
11	16339556	Defective microarchitecture of the spleen marginal zone and impaired response to a thymus-independent type 2 antigen in mice lacking scavenger receptors MARCO and SR-A.
12	16339556	MARCO is a relative of scavenger receptor A (SR-A), the more widely expressed prototypic member of the scavenger receptor family.
13	16339556	In mice lacking both MARCO and SR-A these effects are even more apparent.
14	16339556	During ontogeny, the appearance and organization of the MARCO-expressing cells in the spleen precedes the appearance of other receptors on macrophages in the marginal zone, such as SIGNR1 and Siglec-1.
15	16339556	These findings suggest that both MARCO and SR-A, in addition to being important scavenger receptors, could be involved in the positioning and differentiation of macrophages, possibly through interaction with endogenous ligands.
16	16339556	Defective microarchitecture of the spleen marginal zone and impaired response to a thymus-independent type 2 antigen in mice lacking scavenger receptors MARCO and SR-A.
17	16339556	MARCO is a relative of scavenger receptor A (SR-A), the more widely expressed prototypic member of the scavenger receptor family.
18	16339556	In mice lacking both MARCO and SR-A these effects are even more apparent.
19	16339556	During ontogeny, the appearance and organization of the MARCO-expressing cells in the spleen precedes the appearance of other receptors on macrophages in the marginal zone, such as SIGNR1 and Siglec-1.
20	16339556	These findings suggest that both MARCO and SR-A, in addition to being important scavenger receptors, could be involved in the positioning and differentiation of macrophages, possibly through interaction with endogenous ligands.
21	16339556	Defective microarchitecture of the spleen marginal zone and impaired response to a thymus-independent type 2 antigen in mice lacking scavenger receptors MARCO and SR-A.
22	16339556	MARCO is a relative of scavenger receptor A (SR-A), the more widely expressed prototypic member of the scavenger receptor family.
23	16339556	In mice lacking both MARCO and SR-A these effects are even more apparent.
24	16339556	During ontogeny, the appearance and organization of the MARCO-expressing cells in the spleen precedes the appearance of other receptors on macrophages in the marginal zone, such as SIGNR1 and Siglec-1.
25	16339556	These findings suggest that both MARCO and SR-A, in addition to being important scavenger receptors, could be involved in the positioning and differentiation of macrophages, possibly through interaction with endogenous ligands.