The distribution of polymerized actin in the rat egg and its sensitivity to cytochalasin B during fertilization

Spectrin-4.1-actin complex of the human

Spectrin-4.1-actin complex of the human erythrocyte: Molecular basis of its ability to bind cytochalasins with high-affinity and to accelerate actin polymerization in vitro

✍ Lin, Diane Chang 📂 Article 📅 1981 🏛 Wiley (John Wiley & Sons) 🌐 English ⚖ 514 KB

## Abstract The spectrin‐4.1‐actin complex isolated from the cytoskeleton of human erythrocyte [3] was found to be similar to muscle F‐actin in several aspects: Both the complex and F‐actin nucleate cytochalasin‐sensitive actin polymerization; both bind dihydrocytochalasin B with similar binding co