Signaling to Actin Dynamics
The actin cytoskeleton of a eukaryotic cell is central to locomotion, contractility, phagocytosis, shape changes, cytokinesis, and maintenance of polarity. Machesky and Insall discuss how cells control actin polymerization to produce the force for motility and shape changes.
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| description | The actin cytoskeleton of a eukaryotic cell is central to locomotion, contractility, phagocytosis, shape changes, cytokinesis, and maintenance of polarity. Machesky and Insall discuss how cells control actin polymerization to produce the force for motility and shape changes. |
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