Fig. 8.
Fig. 8. gp130 stimulation via soluble or membrane-bound IL-6R. (A) A donor cell (bottom) releases the soluble IL-6R that, in the presence of IL-6, stimulates the target cell (top) to dimerize gp130 (gray) and initiate signal transduction. (B) The contact between donor cell (bottom) and target cell (top) is mediated by the membrane-bound IL-6R of the donor cell, IL-6, and the two gp130 molecules of the target cell leading to gp130 dimerization and signaling. For reasons of simplicity, on donor cells, gp130 has been omitted.

gp130 stimulation via soluble or membrane-bound IL-6R. (A) A donor cell (bottom) releases the soluble IL-6R that, in the presence of IL-6, stimulates the target cell (top) to dimerize gp130 (gray) and initiate signal transduction. (B) The contact between donor cell (bottom) and target cell (top) is mediated by the membrane-bound IL-6R of the donor cell, IL-6, and the two gp130 molecules of the target cell leading to gp130 dimerization and signaling. For reasons of simplicity, on donor cells, gp130 has been omitted.

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