10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «ACTINÓN»
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Calcium Signalling in Cancer - Pagina 103
G. V. Sherbet. end, followed by the rod domain, which consists of four spectrin-like repeat elements, followed by the EF-hand to the C-terminus (A. Blanchard et al. 1989, Flood et al. 1995). The rod domain is required for stable dimerisation of ...
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Guidebook to the Extracellular Matrix, Anchor, and ... - Pagina 18
Thomas Kreis, Ronald Vale. Figure 2. lmumnofluoreseence localization of a-actinin in chicken myoblasts (Al, and mouse myotuhes (Bl. The a-actinin in (Al was delected with an antiserum to the chicken smooth muscle protein; note that ...
Thomas Kreis, Ronald Vale, 1999
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The Hidden Mechanics of Exercise - Pagina 71
Christopher M. Gillen. more restricted territory—sarcomeres of fast-twitch (type 2X) skeletal muscle fibers. Smooth muscles, which lack sarcomeres, also lack actinin-2 and actinin-3 expression.15 The limited expression pattern of actinin-3 may ...
Christopher M. Gillen, 2014
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Cytoskeletal and Extracellular Proteins: Structure, ... - Pagina 58
Structure, Interactions and Assembly The 2nd International EBSA Symposium Ueli Aebi, Jürgen Engel. could be demonstrated (Fig. 2). Addition of lipids to actin-o-actinin mixtures resulted in a subsequent decrease of the apparent Kd, ...
Ueli Aebi, Jürgen Engel, 2013
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Adhesion Molecules: Function and Inhibition - Pagina 104
Klaus Ley. sin (ERM) family (see below) are likely to be major components of the leukocyte transmigratory mechanism. The participation of -actinins in leukocyte transmigration occurs, at least in part, via its binding to the ICAM-1 cytoplasmic ...
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Muscle and Meat Biochemistry - Pagina 167
A.M. Pearson. smooth muscle and in nonmuscle contractile systems probably is confined to the latter two roles, since neither of these systems have the Z-disks that are found in cardiac and skeletal muscle. 3. Eu-Actinin The relatively recent ...
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Fibrous Proteins: Coiled-coils, Collagen and Elastomers - Pagina 207
Coiled-coils, Collagen and Elastomers David A. D. Parry, John Squire. N-terminal actin-binding domains and in the spectrin repeats that form the rod domains (Davison and Critchley, 1988). The spectrin repeats are found in distinct multiples in ...
David A. D. Parry, John Squire, 2005
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Myofibrillogenesis - Pagina 33
Dipak K. Dube. structures arranged in a linear pattern exhibiting minisarcomeres, and in regular crossstriated bands. In mature cross-striated myofibrils, injected O-actinin is localized in narrow well-defined Z-lines (Figure 2.1b) (McKenna et al., ...
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Stimulus Response Coupling - Pagina 74
Vana Smith, John R. Dedman. one smaller transcript in which exon 2 was not ligated to exon 3. The altered mRNAs were very stable and accumulated in the cytoplasm. They gave rise to very low amounts of a-actinin protein, less than 1 per ...
Vana Smith, John R. Dedman, 1990
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Genetics and Sports - Pagina 88
Malcolm Collins. Collins M (ed): Genetics and Sports. Med Sport Sci. Basel, Karger, 2009, vol 54, pp 88–101 α-Actinin-3 and Performance Nan Yanga,b Fleur Gartona,b Kathryn Northa,b aInstitute for Neuroscience and Muscle Research, ...
