Barbed ends rule

Dorothy A. Schafer ()
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Dorothy A. Schafer: University of Virginia

Nature, 2004, vol. 430, issue 7001, 734-735

Abstract: To explore their surroundings, cells use probes of various shapes. Whether the probes are broad and flat, or long and thin, seems to be regulated by proteins at the growing ends of actin filaments.

Date: 2004
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