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Dynamic mechanisms for membrane skeleton transitions.

J Cell Sci
Bonilla-Quintana M, Ghisleni A, Gauthier NC, Rangamani P.   +3 more
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High resolution mapping of the actin fusion focus reveals myosin V-dependent transport of formin for actin aster compaction

Thomas V, Mase H, Michon L, Picco A, Kaksonen M, Martin SG.   +5 more
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FLASH: Simultaneous Muscle Fiber Typing and Morphometry Analysis

Di-Gallo M, Guilbert T, Pereira D, Cepella Z, Braud-Mussi R, Jauliac E, Macaux G, Britto F, Launay T.   +8 more
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Myosins in the Nucleus [PDF]

, 2020
Although originally characterized as a cytoplasmic protein, myosin of various classes also performs key functions in the nucleus. We review the data concerning the nuclear localization, mechanism of entry, and functional interactions of myosin I, II, V, VI, X, XVI, and XVIII.
Wilma A. Hofmann, Ivan V. Maly
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Unconventional Myosins

Annual Review of Cell and Developmental Biology, 1992
Myosins are molecular motors that upon interaction with actin filaments convert energy from ATP hydrolysis into mechanical force. Evidence has emerged for the existence of a large, widely expressed and evolutionarily ancient superfamily of myosin genes.
R E, Cheney, M S, Mooseker
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Nature of Myosin [PDF]

Nature, 1947
WE have been led to regard myosin as a rather involved system of substances, in spite of the fact that it readily crystallizes and behaves as a homogeneous substance on recrystallization. It consists of a skeleton to which are adsorbed a number of protein like substances. The skeleton, and also the adsorbed proteins, are, in themselves, inactive, their
A. Szent-Györgyi, I. Banga, F. Guba
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