Actin machinery: pushing the envelope

The reconstitution of microbial rocketing motility in vitro with purified proteins has recently established definitively that no myosin motor is required for protrusion. Instead, actin polymerization, in conjunction with a small number of proteins, is sufficient. A dendritic pattern of nucleation co...

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Animals
Contractile Proteins
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Destrin
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Microfilament Proteins - metabolism
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