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Intestinal intermediate filament polypeptides in C. elegans: Common and isotype-specific contributions to intestinal ultrastructure and function.

Scientific reports - 21 Feb 2020

Geisler Florian, Coch Richard A, Richardson Christine, Goldberg Martin, Bevilacqua Carlo, Prevedel Robert, Leube Rudolf E

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The abundance and diversity of intermediate filaments (IFs) in the C. elegans intestine indicate important contributions to intestinal function and organismal wellbeing. Fluorescent IF reporters localize below the actin-rich brush border and are highly enriched in the lumen-enveloping endotube, which is attached to the C. elegans apical junction. Mapping intestinal viscoelasticity by contact-free Brillouin...

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PMID: 32081918
DOI: 10.1038/s41598-020-59791-w
PMCID: PMC7035338

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