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The Journal of Cell Biology|September 16, 2009
Tropomodulin1 is required for membrane skeleton organization and hexagonal geometry of fiber cells in the mouse lensRoberta B Nowak, Robert S Fischer, Rebecca K Zoltoski, et al.Molecular Biology of the Cell|July 20, 2017
Stabilization of F-actin by tropomyosin isoforms regulates the morphology and mechanical behavior of red blood cellsZhenhua Sui, David S Gokhin, Roberta B Nowak, et al.Blood|May 13, 2015
Regulation of actin polymerization by tropomodulin-3 controls megakaryocyte actin organization and platelet biogenesisZhenhua Sui, Roberta B Nowak, Chad Sanada, et al.Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science|August 19, 2016
Tropomodulin 1 Regulation of Actin Is Required for the Formation of Large Paddle Protrusions Between Mature Lens Fiber CellsCatherine Cheng, Roberta B Nowak, Sondip K Biswas, et al.Journal of Cell Science|October 19, 2018
Tropomyosin 3.5 protects the F-actin networks required for tissue biomechanical propertiesCatherine Cheng, Roberta B Nowak, Michael B Amadeo, et al.Developmental Biology|October 26, 2010
Modulation of N-cadherin junctions and their role as epicenters of differentiation-specific actin regulation in the developing lensMichelle Leonard, Liping Zhang, Ni Zhai, et al.Molecular Biology of the Cell|February 27, 2015
Dynamic actin filaments control the mechanical behavior of the human red blood cell membraneDavid S Gokhin, Roberta B Nowak, Joseph A Khoory, et al.Blood|July 22, 2017
Tropomodulin 1 controls erythroblast enucleation via regulation of F-actin in the enucleosomeRoberta B Nowak, Julien Papoin, David S Gokhin, et al.American Journal of Physiology. Cell Physiology|March 6, 2015
Lens ion homeostasis relies on the assembly and/or stability of large connexin 46 gap junction plaques on the broad sides of differentiating fiber cellsCatherine Cheng, Roberta B Nowak, Junyuan Gao, et al.American Journal of Hematology|March 28, 2019
MYH9-related disease mutations cause abnormal red blood cell morphology through increased myosin-actin binding at the membraneAlyson S Smith, Kasturi Pal, Roberta B Nowak, et al.Pageof 3