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Nucleation, Elongation, Steady State
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What are the 3 steps in Actin polymerization
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Actin Related Protein
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Arp2/3 stands for
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Formin
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Protein dimer with FH2 actin binding domains
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Spire
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Linear protein associated with actin monomers to start nucleation
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Thymosin
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Prevents addition of actin by binding in the nucleotide binding pocket of actin. Keeps actin in ADP form
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Profilin
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Activated by VASP to cause polymerization of actin
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Fimbrin, Alpha-Actinin, Villin
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Some bundling proteins for stabilizing actin filaments are...
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Spectrin, Filamin
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Some matrix binding proteins are...
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Calponin homology-domain
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Crosslinking proteins contain CH domains. What are CH domains called
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CapZ and Tropomodulin
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Examples of capping proteins
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Gelsolin and Cofilin
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Examples of Severing proteins
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Myosin
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One way to see polarity of polymerization is by using
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Chymotrypsin and Papain
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Peptidases used to cleave myosin
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Actin Assembly-inducing protein
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ActA stands for
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Biomimetic Systems
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Using non-biological structures to see different biological processes
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Vasodilator Stimulated Phosphoproteins
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VASP stands for
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Yeast 2-hybrid assay
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Tool used to see how 2 proteins interact
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1) Collect mRNAs 2) Reverse transcribe mRNAs into DNA 3) Screen each yeast colony for expressed protein
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3 Steps to Yeast 2-hybrid assay
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LaXp180
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Protein found to cause asymmetric polymerization
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Wiskott Aldrich Syndrome Protein
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WASP stands for...
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