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The Drosophila Microtubule-Associated Protein Mars Stabilizes Mitotic Spindles by Crosslinking Microtubules through Its N-Terminal Region
Gang Zhang, Hamze Beati,
Jakob Nilsson
, Andreas Wodarz
Novo Nordisk Foundation Center for Protein Research
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Drosophilidae
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N-terminal Region
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Microtubule-associated Protein
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Mars
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Mitotic Spindle
100%
Microtubules
100%
Dynamic Microtubules
16%
Spindle
16%
Drosophila Embryo
16%
Highly Dynamic
16%
Non-motor
16%
Early Development
16%
Genetic Material
16%
In Vitro Data
16%
Molecular Mechanism
16%
Neuroscience
Microtubule
100%
Mitosis Spindle
100%
Amino Terminal Sequence
100%
Microtubule Associated Protein
100%
In Vivo
33%
In Vitro
16%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
N-Terminus
100%
Cross-Link
100%
Mitosis Spindle
100%
Microtubule-Associated Protein
100%
Genetics
16%
Immunology and Microbiology
Mitosis Spindle
100%
Microtubule
100%
Amino Terminal Sequence
100%
Cross Linking
100%