Spectrin repeat proteins in the nucleus

Article Abstract:

Spectrin repeat sequences are among the more common repeat elements identified in proteins, typically occurring in large structural proteins. An overview of work regarding various spectrin repeat-containing structural proteins in the nucleus is presented.

Nucleotide sequence, Base sequence, Cell nuclei, Cell nucleus

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PAR proteins and the establishment of cell polarity during C. elegans development

Article Abstract:

Studies that began in the nematode C. elegans have identified a group of largely conserved proteins called PAR proteins. These proteins play key roles in the polarization of many different cell types.

Genetic aspects, Caenorhabditis elegans

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Analyzing protein-protein interactions in cell membranes

Article Abstract:

A set of novel approaches to measure the number of protein-protein interactions in cell membranes are put forth. A study of the location and extent of interaction between the proteins is lined out.

Cell membranes, Genetic research

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