A study of invertebrate actins by isoelectric focusing and immunodiffusion

H G de Couet, K D Mazander, U Gröschel-Stewart

Experientia

|April 15, 1980

Abstract:

Actin isolated from various invertebrate phyla comigrates with the beta-form of vertebrate smooth muscle actin. However, invertebrate actins are not identical, since antibodies to insect-actin will not crossreact with the other species.

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