Cortexillins, Major Determinants of Cell Shape and Size, Are Actin-Bundling Proteins with a Parallel Coiled-Coil Tail
Authors:
- Michel SteinmetzMSMichel Steinmetz
- Heike BovesHBHeike Boves
- Richard A. KammererRKRichard A. Kammerer
- Friedrich LottspeichFLFriedrich Lottspeich
- Ursula MintertUMUrsula Mintert
- John MurphyJMJohn Murphy
- Alexander StockASAlexander Stock
- Ueli AebiUAUeli Aebi
- Günther GerischGGGünther Gerisch
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