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- the parallel ****ociation of thirteen protofilaments, although microtubules composed of fewer or more protofilaments have been observed in various species ...
- microtubules in vivo, and suggested that these microtubules comprise only five protofilaments, in contrast to eukaryotic microtubules, which usually contain 13. Subsequent...
- maintain the height of 2–7 nm (that of a single protofilament) and are up to 30 nm wide; more often protofilaments twist around each other to form the typically...
- (lumen diameter of approximately 15 nm), most commonly comprising 13 protofilaments that, in turn, are polymers of alpha and beta tubulin. They have a very...
- a dynamic scaffold model, in which small clusters of FtsZ protofilaments or protofilament bundles move unidirectionally around the ring's cir****ference...
- alginolyticus, the filament is made up of 11 protofilaments approximately parallel to the filament axis. Each protofilament is a series of tandem protein chains...
- FtsZ ****embles into protofilaments that are one subunit thick, which can further ****ociate into small patches of parallel protofilaments. Single filaments...
- daughter cells. At the core of this protein complex is the Z-ring- protofilaments that ****emble around the cell at the specific site of cell division...
- bond length-wise, all through disulfide bonds, to form a protofilament. Two protofilaments aggregate to form a protofibril, and four protofibrils polymerize...
- homomeric β-barrels and β-helices: Application to modeling amyloid protofilaments" (PDF). Proteins. 85 (10): 1866–1881. doi:10.1002/prot.25341. PMID 28646497...