Class VI Myosin Moves Processively along Actin Filaments Backward with Large Steps
Authors:
- Kazuaki HommaKHKazuaki Homma
- Yasunori KomoriYKYasunori Komori
- Mitsuhiro IwakiMIMitsuhiro Iwaki
- Tetsuichi WazawaTWTetsuichi Wazawa
- Atsuko Hikikoshi IwoneAIAtsuko Hikikoshi Iwone
- Junya SaitoJSJunya Saito
- Reiko IkebeRIReiko Ikebe
- Eisaku KatayamaEKEisaku Katayama
- Toshio YanagidaTYToshio Yanagida
- Mitsuo IkebeMIMitsuo Ikebe
- 1 January 2002
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications
- Vol. 290 (1) , 311-317
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