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The Triple-Repeat Protein Anakonda Controls Epithelial Tricellular Junction Formation in Drosophila.

Developmental cell - 8 Jun 2015

Byri Sunitha, Misra Tvisha, Syed Zulfeqhar A, Bätz Tilmann, Shah Jimit, Boril Lukas, Glashauser Jade, Aegerter-Wilmsen Tinri, Matzat Till, Moussian Bernard, Uv Anne, Luschnig Stefan

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In epithelia, specialized tricellular junctions (TCJs) mediate cell contacts at three-cell vertices. TCJs are fundamental to epithelial biology and disease, but only a few TCJ components are known, and how they assemble at tricellular vertices is not understood. Here we describe a transmembrane protein, Anakonda (Aka), which localizes to TCJs and is essential for the formation of tricellular, but not bicellular,...

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PMID: 25982676
DOI: 10.1016/j.devcel.2015.03.023

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