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2014•Biophysical JournalOpen access

BicD2 and Dynactin Convert a Non-Processive Cytoplasmic Dynein to an Ultra-Processive Directional Motor

Richard J. McKenney, Marvin E. Tanenbaum, Gira Bhabha, Ronald D. Vale

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Key concepts: Dynein, Dynactin, Processivity, Microtubule, Cell biology, Biology, Motor protein, Biophysics

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