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Aginactin |
| Aginactin
was purified as an activity present in stimulated Dictyostelium
but not in unstimulated amoeba that nucleated actin polymerization in an
attempt to understand how the nucleation is controlled. It later
turned out that aginactin was actually a complex of Hsc70 and Capping
protein (Cap32/34) (Eddy
et al, 1992; 1993) |
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References:-
Eddy ,
R. J.,
R. A.
Sauterer,
et al. (1992).
"Cloning and Sequencing of an HSP70 Related
Protein from Dictyostelium; Relationship to Aginactin, an
Agonist-Regulated Capping Protein."
J Cell Biol
Eddy, R. J., R. A. Sauterer, et al. (1993).
"Aginactin, an agonist-regulated F-actin capping activity is
associated with an Hsc70 in Dictyostelium." J. Biol.
Chem. 268(31), 23267-23274. |
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