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In-cell structural insight into the asymmetric assembly of central apparatus in mammalian sperm axoneme

2024-08-06

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In motile cilia or flagella, the axoneme typically exhibits a “9+2” configuration, with the central apparatus (CA) consisting of extensively modified microtubules C1 and C2 to regulate ciliary motility. How C1 and C2 are interconnected asymmetrically remains unknown due to the lack of complete structural model of CA. Here, we utilized the in situ cryo-electron tomography approach to solve the in-cell structure of...

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330cfa94-eb08-5084-9767-96e2e842696f
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10.1101/2024.08.06.606614
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