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Browse Dept. of Microbiology by Contributor "Vladimir I. Gelfand"
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(2000)Organelle transport in eukaryotic cells is a process essential to many cellular functions. Understanding the mechanisms that drive and regulate these movements is, therefore, an important goal for cell biology. We have ...
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(2000)The mechanisms responsible for anchoring molecular components of postsynaptic specializations in the mammalian brain are not well understood but are presumed to involve associations with cytoskeletal elements. We used ...
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Regulation of Bidirectional Microtubule-Dependent Organelle Transport in Xenopus Laevis Melanophores (2005)The regulated transport of cellular components is of paramount importance to a number of processes in the eukaryotic cell including mitosis, protein sorting, and axis-determination. Therefore, understanding the regulatory ...
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(2004)Myosin V is required for the proper transport and localization of specific organelles along actin filaments in many cell types. Two independent kinases, Calcium/calmodulin-dependent kinase II (CaMKII) and p21-activated ...
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(2003)Eukaryotic cells utilize motor proteins to transport cargo to their correct intracellular destinations and compartmentalize the cytoplasm. While the list of motor proteins and their cargo continues to expand, little is ...
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(2000)To investigate the mechanisms of regulation of motor proteins driving melanosome transport, the phosphorylation states of the motors and the levels of motors on the organelles were examined. Immunoprecipitation of myosin ...
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