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Xiang Deng

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Neurology and neuromuscular diseasesSensory systems

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|Oct 31, 2025

Tubulin regulates stability and localization of STMN2 by binding preferentially to its soluble form.

Xiang Deng, Gary A Bradshaw, Marian Kalocsay

|Mar 10, 2025

Tubulin Regulates the Stability and Localization of STMN2 by Binding Preferentially to Its Soluble Form.

Xiang Deng, Gary Bradshaw, Marian Kalocsay

|Apr 17, 2024

STMND1 is a phylogenetically ancient stathmin which localizes to motile cilia and exhibits nuclear translocation that is inhibited when soluble tubulin concentration increases.

Xiang Deng, Bryan O Seguinot, Gary Bradshaw

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