Identifiers
cingulin
HUGO:CGN, HGNC:17429, ENTREZ:57530, UNIPROT:Q9P2M7, GENECARDS:GC01P151483 ??

Maps_Modules
HMC:ACTIVATING_INVASION_AND_METASTASIS
 EMT Senescence   / EMT_REGULATORS 
 EMT Senescence   / CELL_CELL_ADHESIONS 
 EMT Senescence   / TIGHT_JUNCTIONS 

References
PMID:10613913
Cingulin is a functionally important component of TJ.
It interacts with ZO-1, ZO-2, ZO-3, and myosin thus links the submembrane plaque domain of TJ to the actomyosin cytoskeleton

References
em_emtc_emtc_re499( EMT Senescence  ):
PMID:10613913
Cingulin is a functionally important component of TJ.
It interacts with ZO-1, ZO-2, ZO-3, and myosin thus links the submembrane plaque domain of TJ to the actomyosin cytoskeleton

1. Cingulin*@Cytosol

1. Cingulin*:​JAM1*@Cytosol
2. Afadin*:​Cingulin*@Cytosol
3. Cingulin*:​ZO1_2_3*@Cytosol
4. Cingulin*:​MyosinII*@Cytosol
5. Cingulin*:​Occludin*@Cytosol

1. ZO1_2_3*@Cytosol + Cingulin*@Cytosol → Cingulin*:​ZO1_2_3*@Cytosol
2. JAM1*@Cytosol + Cingulin*@Cytosol → Cingulin*:​JAM1*@Cytosol
3. Cingulin*@Cytosol + MyosinII*@Cytosol → Cingulin*:​MyosinII*@Cytosol
4. Afadin*@Cytosol + Cingulin*@Cytosol → Afadin*:​Cingulin*@Cytosol
5. Occludin*@Cytosol + Cingulin*@Cytosol → Cingulin*:​Occludin*@Cytosol