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Drosophila Ttc12 genes are putative co-chaperones for dynein assembly and docking in motile cilia

2020-01-01

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Motile cilia have many developmental and physiological functions. The hallmark of motile cilia are their axonemal dynein motor proteins that generate movement. These large protein complexes require cytoplasmic pre-assembly prior to transport and docking in the cilium, together with an array of associated support complexes, including nexin-DRC and radial spokes. Motile cilia reside in a number of epithelial surface...

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1e1ef6cb-f80d-590f-ad32-ee26e1c0b094
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10.7488/era/150
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