Structural comparison of several actin-binding macromolecules.
Jonathan M. Tyler, James Michael Anderson, Daniel Branton
Abstract
Jonathan M. Tyler, James Michael Anderson, Daniel Branton
Abstract
The cytoskeletal components, macrophage actin-binding protein and filamin, were dried from glycerol and examined by low-angle rotary shadowing electron microscopy. Both are elongate, flexible molecules whose general morphologi is similar to that of erythrocyte spectrin. Neither actin-binding protein nor filamin binds to spectrin-depleted erythrocyte membranes.
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The cytoskeletal components, macrophage actin-binding protein and filamin, were dried from glycerol and examined by low-angle rotary shadowing electron microscopy. Both are elongate, flexible molecules whose general morphologi is similar to that of erythrocyte spectrin. Neither actin-binding protein nor filamin binds to spectrin-depleted erythrocyte membranes.
Key concepts: Spectrin, Filamin, Biology, Actin-binding protein, Cytoskeleton, Actin, Cell biology, Actina