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Many ways to build an actin filament.
Molecular microbiology - 1 Apr 2011
Popp David, Robinson Robert C
Abstract excerpt
Cells rely on extensive networks of protein fibres to help maintain their proper form and function. For species ranging from bacteria to humans, this 'cytoskeleton' is integrally involved in diverse processes including movement, DNA segregation, cell division and transport of molecular cargoes. The most abundant cytoskeletal filament-forming protein, F-actin, is remarkably well conserved across eukaryotic...
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