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The lamina-associated polypeptide 2 (LAP2) isoforms beta, gamma and omega of zebrafish: developmental expression and behavior during the cell cycle.

Journal of cell science - 15 Jun 2003

Schoft Vera K, Beauvais Ariane J, Lang Carmen, Gajewski Andreas, Prüfert Kristina, Winkler Christoph, Akimenko Marie-Andrée, Paulin-Levasseur Micheline, Krohne Georg

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Zebrafish lamina-associated polypeptides 2 (ZLAP2) beta, gamma and omega have in common an N-terminal region with a LEM domain, and in the C-terminal half of the molecule a lamina binding domain and a membrane spanning sequence. The maternally synthesized omega is the largest isoform and the only...

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PMID: 12734396
DOI: 10.1242/jcs.00450

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