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Characterization of the gene structure and biochemical properties of the C. elegans filamin orthologs FLN-1 and FLN-2

DeMaso, 2011

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12669210853824342012
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DeMaso C
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Filamins are long, flexible, multi-domain proteins composed of an N-terminal actin-binding domain (ABD) followed by multiple immunoglobulin-like repeats (Ig-FLN). They function to anchor, organize and maintain the actin cytoskeleton, to provide scaffolds for signaling …
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