Along with ankyrin and spectrin, this protein stabilizes red blood cell membranes, while bundles of these proteins are required for formation of filopodia and microvilli, as well as for intracellular transport.
Extant as G monomers, they require a critical concentration before forming long double-helix F polymers for function. Along with ankyrin and spectrin, this protein stabilizes red blood cell membranes, while bundles of these proteins are required for formation of filopodia and microvilli, as well as for intracellular transport. Present in thin filaments along with tropomyosin and troponin, FTP, name this protein, polymers of which interact with myosin during muscular contraction.
Extant as G monomers, they require a critical concentration before forming long double-helix F polymers for function.
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