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| DEFB1 (Defensin Beta 1; Human Beta-Defensin 1, hBD-1) — Small cationic antimicrobial peptide expressed primarily by epithelial tissues and involved in innate mucosal defense. DEFB1 contributes to resistance against microbial colonization and can also influence inflammatory signaling, chemotaxis, epithelial barrier function, and immune-cell responses. Typical modulation in cancer: Context-dependent, but DEFB1 expression is reduced in several epithelial cancers and may have tumor-suppressive properties in selected tissues. Experimental restoration of DEFB1 has been associated with reduced tumor-cell survival or growth in some models, although effects are cancer-type dependent. Typical modulation in Alzheimer’s disease / neuroinflammation: Limited direct evidence. DEFB1 is primarily an epithelial innate-immune peptide rather than a core Alzheimer’s disease target. Typical mechanistic relationships: Microbial or inflammatory signals → DEFB1 expression/release → antimicrobial activity and innate immune defense ↑. DEFB1 can also influence chemotaxis and immune signaling, including interactions with CCR6-associated pathways. |
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