Molecular basis of myosin assembly: coiled-coil interactions and the role of charge periodicities
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1991-01
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Complementation of alternating zones of positive and negative charge in the myosin rod enables molecules to interact in a number of ways. This accounts for the complexity of the molecular organisation of thick filaments. However, directed mutagenesis of expressed LMM cDNA indicated that charge zone complementation is not a major driving force in myosin polymerisation. Instead, it probably serves to prevent unfavourable interaction geometries.
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ATKINSON, S. J., & STEWART, M. (1991). Molecular basis of myosin assembly: coiled-coil interactions and the role of charge periodicities. Journal of Cell Science, 1991(Supplement 14), 7-10.
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