Salt-Mediated Stiffening, Destruction, and Resculpting of Actomyosin Network
Cells dynamically change their viscoelastic properties by restructuring networks of actin filaments in the cytoskeleton, enabling diverse mechanical processes such as mobility and apoptosis. This restructuring is modulated, in part, by actin-binding proteins, such as myosin II, as well as counterion...
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Main Authors: | Bekele J. Gurmessa, Michael J. Rust, Moumita Das, Jennifer L. Ross, Rae M. Robertson-Anderson |
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Frontiers Media S.A.
2021
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