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Chlamydomonas IC97, an intermediate chain of the flagellar dynein f/I1, is required for normal flagellar and cellular motility.

mSphere - 19 Dec 2024

Yamamoto Ryosuke, Tanaka Yui, Orii Shunsuke, Shiba Kogiku, Inaba Kazuo, Kon Takahide

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Motile flagella (also called "motile cilia") play a variety of important roles in lower and higher eukaryotes, including cellular motility and fertility. Flagellar motility is driven by several species of the gigantic motor-protein complexes, flagellar dyneins, that reside within these organelles. Among the flagellar-dynein species, a hetero-dimeric dynein called "IDA f/I1" has been shown to be particularly...

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PMID: 39601552
DOI: 10.1128/msphere.00558-24
PMCID: PMC11656769

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