fibronectin
/ˌfaɪbroʊˈnɛktɪn/
noun
- A protein found in blood and tissues that helps cells stick together and aids in wound healing.
- Scientists study fibronectin to understand how cells move and attach to each other.
- The body produces fibronectin to repair damaged tissues.
- Fibronectin plays a key role in helping blood clot after an injury.