Titlebook: Intermediate Filaments; A Review Peter Traub Book 1985 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1985 Zelle.cell.development.microscopy.protein.pro

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Book 1985tural and organizing function in the cytoplasm of vertebrate cells. However, the results of recent experimen­ that vertebrate cells can function perfectly in the tation have shown complete absence of cytoplasmically extended intermediate filament meshworks. It is legitimate to suppose, therefore, th

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Distribution of Intermediate Filaments,on microscopic studies in the middle 1960’s (for example, see . 1965; . et al. 1965). The first detailed morphological investigation of the filaments was undertaken by Holtzer and co-workers (. et al. 1968, 1969) who showed that these filaments cannot be decorated with heavy meromyosin and react wit

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In Vitro Assembly and Structure of Intermediate Filaments,tro should be quite helpful. In addition to information on the ionic requirements and kinetics of the assembly (disassembly) process, the in vitro reconstitution will give evidence as to the requirement for accessory proteins or other cofactors and the involvement of partial subunit structures in fi

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Posttranslational Modification of Intermediate Filament Proteins,g tendency to retain their polymerized state and cytoplasmic distribution. However, their occasionally dramatic reorganization, for example, during mitosis (see Sect. 2.3.1) or in response to treatment of cells with drugs (see Sect. 2.3.5), shows that they are even less inert than it might appear at