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脳微小管の圧力誘発によるデポリメリゼーション in vitro

E D Salmon

    Science (New York, N.Y.)
    |September 12, 1975
    PubMed
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    高圧の水立圧は,冷却に類似して,脳の微小管を逆転的に脱ポリメリ化する. この圧力誘発による微小管のデポリメリゼーションは, in vitro では, in vivo ではミトーシス・スパインドルの微小管の振る舞いを反映しています.

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