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Expression of the 53 kD forked protein rescues F-actin bundle formation and mutant bristle phenotypes in Drosophila.

Cell motility and the cytoskeleton - 1 Dec 2001

Grieshaber S S, Lankenau D H, Talbot T, Holland S, Petersen N S

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forked mutations affect bristle development in Drosophila pupae, resulting in short, thick, gnarled bristles in the adult. The forked proteins are components of 200-300-microm-long actin fiber bundles that are present transiently during pupal development [Petersen et al., 1994: Genetics 136:173-182]. These bundles are composed of segments of 3-10 microm long, and forked protein is localized along the actin fiber...

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PMID: 11807940
DOI: 10.1002/cm.10007

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