Filaggrin Function
Filaggrin Function is a biological construct that refers to the role of filaggrin, a structural protein in the epidermis, in mediating keratin filament aggregation, regulating skin barrier integrity, and contributing to natural moisturizing factor production through its proteolytic breakdown, thereby distinguishing it from other epidermal structural proteins by its dual function in mechanical stability and hydration maintenance.
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Peter M. Steinert, Lyuben N. Marekov · Journal of Biological Chemistry · 1995 · 511 citations · Full text
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