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Nesprins (nuclear
envelope spectrin repeat proteins) are a
family of
proteins that are
found primarily in the
outer nuclear membrane, as well as other...
- All four
nesprin proteins (nuclear
envelope spectrin repeat proteins)
present in
mammals are
expressed in the
outer nuclear membrane.
Nesprin proteins...
- are the four
nesprin proteins:
nesprin -1 (encoded by SYNE1),
nesprin -2 (encoded by SYNE2),
nesprin -3 (encoded by SYNE3), and
nesprin -4 (encoded by...
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Enaptin also
known as
nesprin-1 or
synaptic nuclear envelope protein 1 (syne-1) is an actin-binding
protein that in
humans that is
encoded by the SYNE1...
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envelope family member 3, or
Nesprin-3, is a
Nesprin-family
protein that in
humans is
encoded by the SYNE3 gene.
Nesprin-3
localizes to the
outer nuclear...
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Nesprin-2 is a
protein that in
humans is
encoded by the SYNE2 gene. The
human SYNE2 gene
consists of 116
exons and
encodes nesprin-2, a
member of the nuclear...
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Lamins found on the
cytosolic face of the membrane, such as
emerin and
nesprin, bind to the
cytoskeleton to
provide structural support.
Lamins are also...
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pseudopod formation. To occur, this lobopodia-based
fibroblast migration needs nesprin 3, integrins, RhoA, ROCK and
myosin II. Otherwise,
lobopods are
often accompanied...
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version of
their encoded proteins. EDMD3 616516 AR EDMD4 612998 SYNE1
nesprin-1 AD
Muscle cells indicate loss of
nuclear envelope consistency. Cerebellar...
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Shanahan CM,
Ellis JA (Aug 2007). "Distinct
functional domains in
nesprin-1alpha and
nesprin-2beta bind
directly to
emerin and both
interactions are disrupted...
