cytoskeletal in English

adjective

of a cytoskeleton, of the elements that comprise the support structure of a cell (Cytology)

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1. Alpha-Actinins (ACTNs) were originally identified as cytoskeletal proteins which cross-link filamentous actin to establish cytoskeletal architect that protects cells …

2. The trypanosome Bilobe is a cytoskeletal structure of unclear function

3. Axoplasm is composed of various organelles and cytoskeletal elements

4. Actin cytoskeletal reorganization occurs during cell membrane protrusion and retraction

5. The Axoplasm contains abundant mitochondria and cytoskeletal components like microtubules and microfilaments.

6. The Ameiotic mutation provides additional evidence that aspects of cytoskeletal organization unique to meiosis are genetically controlled

7. An Axoneme is the microtubule-based cytoskeletal structure that forms the core of a cilium or flagellum

8. The trypanosome Bilobe, a discrete cytoskeletal structure with few known protein components, represented an excellent test subject

9. An Axoneme is the microtubule-based cytoskeletal structure that forms the core of a cilium or flagellum

10. In addition to numerous other proteins, the major components of the Axoneme are cytoskeletal tubulins and dynein motor proteins.

11. α-Actinins are widely expressed cytoskeletal proteins that cross-link actin filaments through antiparallel homodimers of the rod domains

12. The interface between these two fields is best illustrated, however, in studies of Axiation and cytoskeletal remodeling during development

13. ABSTRACT-Actinins are actin-binding proteins that can be broadly divided into Ca2-sensitive cytoskeletal and Ca2-insensitive sarcomeric isoforms

14. Alpha Actinins belong to the spectrin gene superfamily which represents a diverse group of cytoskeletal proteins, including the alpha and beta spectrins and dystrophins

15. The a-Actinins are an ancient family of actin-binding proteins that play structural and regulatory roles in cytoskeletal organisation and muscle contraction

16. The α‐Actinins are an ancient family of actin‐binding proteins that play structural and regulatory roles in cytoskeletal organisation and muscle contraction

17. TRiC Chaperonins play a crucial role in the proper folding of several proteins relevant to cardiac health, such as cytoskeletal components [9-15]

18. Alpha Actinins belong to the spectrin gene superfamily which represents a diverse group of cytoskeletal proteins, including the alpha and beta spectrins and dystrophins

19. Alpha Actinins belong to the spectrin gene superfamily which represents a diverse group of cytoskeletal proteins, including the alpha and beta spectrins and dystrophins

20. EF-Tu has been found in large quantities in the cytoskeletons of bacteria, co-localizing underneath the cell membrane with MreB, a cytoskeletal element that maintains cell shape.

21. Researchers built up a model where cytoskeletal oscillations arise due to coupling of myosin-driven active forces, actomyosin turnover and cell deformation, and are modulated by neighbour-coupling.

22. Actinins (molecular mass ~100 kDa) are actin-binding proteins that are expressed in both muscle and non-muscle cells, and that cause bundling of actin filaments for cytoskeletal organization

23. The effects of changes in the expression levels of h1 calponin (CaP) on actin cytoskeletal organization were studied in control and phorbol-ester-treated A7r5 smooth muscle cells.

24. Actin is an important component of many basic cellular structures and functions: Muscle contraction via ATP-dependent myosin “walking” along the Actin microfilaments of the sarcomere ; Cytoskeletal structure and scaffolding for signal transduction processes

25. The spectrin gene superfamily encodes a diverse group of cytoskeletal proteins including the a- and B-spectrins, a- Actinins, dystrophin, and a recently identified protein called DRP (reviewed in Refs

26. Setae are composed of interlaced Corneous bundles made of small cysteine‐glycine‐rich Corneous beta proteins (CBPs, formerly indicated as beta‐keratins), embedded in a matrix material composed of cytoskeletal proteins and lipids.

27. In this study we investigated the effect of LCM as well as of a culture medium conditioned by pigmented ciliary epithelial cells (CBCM) on the expression of the smooth-muscle alpha-actin of the contractile cytoskeletal elements.

28. α-Actinins, a family of critical cytoskeletal actin-binding proteins that usually exist as anti-parallel dimers, play crucial roles in organizing the framework of the cytoskeleton through crosslinking the actin filaments, as well as in focal adhesion maturation.

29. We hypothesized that the underlying structural basis for axonal radial contractility is the subcortical Actomyosin network, which is organized into specialized structures called membrane-associated periodic cytoskeletal structures (MPSs), as revealed with super-resolution microscopy along the shafts of mature axons (Xu et al., 2013).F-actin, together with adducin and spectrin, forms a