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Destabilization of F-actin by Mechanical Stress Deprivation or Tpm3.1 Inhibition Promotes a Pathological Phenotype in Tendon Cells

2022-02-16

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The actin cytoskeleton is a central mediator between mechanical force and cellular phenotype. In tendon, it is speculated that mechanical stress deprivation regulates gene expression by filamentous (F−) actin destabilization. However, the molecular mechanisms that stabilize tenocyte F-actin networks remain unclear. Tropomyosins (Tpms) are master regulators of F-actin networks. There are over 40 mammalian Tpm isofo...

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138803e0-b9b6-56d9-ab03-c9bf716d1ee2
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10.1101/2022.02.15.480605
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