Cytochalasins and phalloidin are toxins that work by binding to this protein, which comes in filamentous "F" polymers and globular "G" monomers.
Listeria has a surface protein that promotes assembly of this protein, which it then uses to transfer within other cells. Proteins such as tropomodulins and CapZ prevent this protein from undergoing the process of treadmilling. Cytochalasins and phalloidin are toxins that work by binding to this protein, which comes in filamentous "F" polymers and globular "G" monomers. This most abundant protein in animal cells makes up (*) cytoskeletal microfilaments. For 10 points, name this protein that also slides along myosin in the power stroke of muscle cells.
Listeria has a surface protein that promotes assembly of this protein, which it then uses to transfer within other cells.
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