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The minus-end actin capping protein, UNC-94/tropomodulin, regulates development of the Caenorhabditis elegans intestine.

Developmental dynamics : an official publication of the American Association of Anatomists - 1 Jun 2014

Cox-Paulson Elisabeth, Cannataro Vincent, Gallagher Thomas, Hoffman Corey, Mantione Gary, Mcintosh Matthew, Silva Malan, Vissichelli Nicole, Walker Rachel, Simske Jeffrey, Ono Shoichiro, Hoops Harold

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BACKGROUND: Tropomodulins are actin-capping proteins that regulate the stability of the slow-growing, minus-ends of actin filaments. The C. elegans tropomodulin homolog, UNC-94, has sequence and functional similarity to vertebrate tropomodulins. We investigated the role of UNC-94 in C. elegans in...

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PMID: 24677443
DOI: 10.1002/dvdy.24118
PMCID: PMC4166613

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