Regulation of actin polymerization by non-polymerizable actin-like proteins
Authors:
- Hiroshi MarutaHMHiroshi Maruta
- Wiebke KnoerzerWKWiebke Knoerzer
- Horst HinssenHHHorst Hinssen
- Gerhard IsenbergGIGerhard Isenberg
- 1 November 1984
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Springer Nature in Nature
- Vol. 312 (5993) , 424-427
Abstract
Three functionally distinct actin-capping proteins from the slime mold Physarum are structurally closely related to actin itself. In Physarum, actin polymerization is regulated by a set of non-polymerizable actin-like proteins. It remains to be established whether these proteins and actin are each encoded by separate genes.Keywords
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