I like to move it, move it
Gabrielle and others from the Royle Lab found that integrin traffic during cell migration happens via small transport vesicles.
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Bend it like Curly!
Saravanan, Darius and colleagues show how to wind actin into tight rings.
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Traction Control
New work from Algis in the Cross lab reveals the backstepping mechanism of kinesin.
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Follow the leader
Ellis and James show how endogenous knocksideways can be used to define the members of a mitotic protein complex.
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Kinetochore kinematics
Emanuelle and friends visualise the moving parts of human kinetochores
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Motors In Quarantine
Our weekly virtual seminar series on molecular motors.
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