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Molecular architecture of the microvillus

BRETSCHER, 2009

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3781144895889816060
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BRETSCHER A
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Brush Border Membranes

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This study deals with the molecular organization and function of the components of filament core bundles in intestinal epithelial microvilli. The core, isolated in the absence of free Ca2+, contains five major proteins: the actin (M, 43 000) that makes up the filaments, the villin (M …
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
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