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Dynamics of Myosin II Filaments during Wound Repair in Dividing Cells.

Cells - 17 May 2021

Tanvir Md Istiaq Obaidi, Itoh Go, Adachi Hiroyuki, Yumura Shigehiko

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Wound repair of cell membranes is essential for cell survival. Myosin II contributes to wound pore closure by interacting with actin filaments in larger cells; however, its role in smaller cells is unclear. In this study, we observed wound repair in dividing cells for the first time. The cell membrane in the cleavage furrow, where myosin II localized, was wounded by laserporation. Upon wounding, actin transiently...

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PMID: 34067877
DOI: 10.3390/cells10051229
PMCID: PMC8156316

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