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Biosensing MAPs as "roadblocks": kinesin-based functional analysis of tau protein isoforms and mutants using suspended microtubules (sMTs).

Lab on a chip - 21 Aug 2013

Tarhan Mehmet C, Orazov Yslam, Yokokawa Ryuji, Karsten Stanislav L, Fujita Hiroyuki

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The concept of a reconstructed microtubule kinesin-based transport system was originally introduced for studies of underlying biophysical mechanisms of intracellular transport and its potential applications in bioengineering at micro- and nanoscale levels. However, several technically challenging...

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PMID: 23778963
DOI: 10.1039/c3lc50151e

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