CapZ, a calcium-independent and lipid-dependent protein, caps and stabilizes the barbed positive end of one of its forms.
MreB is this protein's major prokaryotic homologue. This protein binds and inactivates DNase. CapZ, a calcium-independent and lipid-dependent protein, caps and stabilizes the barbed positive end of one of its forms. Bundles of this protein facilitate the formation of structures like (*) filopodia. Units of the globular type of this protein assemble to form micro- and thin filaments, which, along with thick filaments, form myofibrils and are absent in the H zone of the sarcomere. For 10 points, name this protein that slides along myosin during muscle contraction.
MreB is this protein's major prokaryotic homologue. This protein binds and inactivates DNase.
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