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クラミドモナスのフラゲラからの内腕ダイネイン reinhardtiitii

G Piperno, D J Luck

    Cell
    |December 1, 1981
    PubMed
    まとめ

    研究者らは,クロミドモナスのフラゲラから2つのダイネインを分離し,異なる分子量とATPアゼ活性性を明らかにした. これらのダイネインは,フラゲラ運動に不可欠であり,特定のポリペプチド組成とリン酸化パターンを示します.

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