Semaphorin 3E (SEMA3E) Antibody

Background

SEMA3E (Semaphorin 3E) stands out for its dual roles in cellular attraction and repulsion, depending on the receptor context. It binds to plexin D1 as its primary receptor, modulating endothelial cell migration, angiogenesis, and neuronal pathfinding. SEMA3E is unique in its receptor-independent signaling pathways, contributing to its versatile biological functions. In cancer, SEMA3E often exhibits a pro-metastatic role, facilitating tumor cell invasion and vascular remodeling. Its aberrant expression is implicated in aggressive tumor phenotypes, making it a target of interest for anticancer therapies aimed at modulating its signaling pathways.