Adhesion effects of a guanidinium ion appended dendritic "molecular glue" on the ATP-driven sliding motion of actomyosin.
Adhesion effects of a guanidinium ion appended dendritic "molecular glue" on the ATP-driven sliding motion of actomyosin.
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10.1002/anie.200906139
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2010-04
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Kou Okuro;K. Kinbara;Kuniaki Takeda;Y. Inoue;A. Ishijima;T. Aida
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作者:
Kou Okuro;K. Kinbara;Kuniaki Takeda;Y. Inoue;A. Ishijima;T. Aida
A sticky end: A heterotropic conjugate of actin and myosin-actomysin-is stabilized by a water-soluble dendritic "molecular glue" bearing nine pendant guanidinium ions (see picture; ATP = adenosine triphosphate, ADP = adenosine diphosphate). The ATP-driven sliding motion of actin filaments on a myosinfunctionalized coverslip is decelerated or totally arrested with a higher-generation dendrimer, but not with a lower-generation one. (Figure Presented) © 2010 Wiley-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA.