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Is dynamin really a ‘pinchase’?
Trends in Cell Biology, 1997The motivation for this article was a recent conversation with an author of a major cell-biology textbook who was gratified that the problem of ?pinching off? membrane vesicles from donor membranes had been solved.It was now known, the author claimed, that the large GTPase dynamin was a ?pinchase? severing the necks of budding vesicles.We are concerned
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Nature Genetics, 2005
Dynamins are dynamic scaffolding proteins that function in membrane trafficking. A new study shows that mutations in the gene encoding dynamin 2 underlie a distinct form of peripheral neuropathy, establishing the first link between dynamins and human disease.
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Dynamins are dynamic scaffolding proteins that function in membrane trafficking. A new study shows that mutations in the gene encoding dynamin 2 underlie a distinct form of peripheral neuropathy, establishing the first link between dynamins and human disease.
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1994
Abstract Dynamin was initially isolated from calf brain tissue by microtubule co-purification1 In this procedure microtubules are assembled from cytosolic extracts using taxol, washed, and dynamin is extracted with GTP. AMPPNP is included in this step to prevent extraction of kinesin.
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Abstract Dynamin was initially isolated from calf brain tissue by microtubule co-purification1 In this procedure microtubules are assembled from cytosolic extracts using taxol, washed, and dynamin is extracted with GTP. AMPPNP is included in this step to prevent extraction of kinesin.
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Functional diversity in the dynamin family
Trends in Cell Biology, 1999The function of the GTPase dynamin has been discussed for several years. It clearly plays a role in vesicle budding, but, despite recent insights, precisely how it functions in this process is still a matter of debate. In addition, it is now clear that dynamin is a member of a large protein family, present in a variety of cellular locations where ...
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The Ras Pathway Modulator Melophlin A Targets Dynamins
Angewandte Chemie - International Edition, 2009Amrita Rai +2 more
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