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Rouayrenc et al., 1986 - Google Patents

Characterization of the calcium-induced conformational changes in gelsolin and identification of interaction regions between actin and gelsolin

Rouayrenc et al., 1986

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12784901716454833021
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Rouayrenc J
Fattoum A
Mejean C
Kassab R
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Biochemistry

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Revised Manuscript Received March 6, 1986 abstract: Serum gelsolin, a Ca2+-dependent proteinregulating the length of actin filaments, undergoes conformational changes uponbinding Ca2+. These were detectedand analyzed by several approaches including …
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