Titlebook: Cellular and Molecular Biology of Intermediate Filaments; Robert D. Goldman,Peter M. Steinert Book 1990 Springer Science+Business Media Ne

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Pruritic Folliculitis of Pregnancy,onal tissues. The limitations of this type of classification have become apparent with the observation that some cells are capable of expressing vimentin in addition to their “normal” IF protein species.

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Optical Properties of GaN and ZnO,ous information derived from a combination of immunological, biochemical, biophysical, and clinical studies with each progressing at a rapid pace. However, general trends in the data have now allowed us to summarize most of the available information into a set of patterns or “rules” of keratin expre

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Book 1990ological methods have been utilized to generate information regarding the structure and function of IF. To this end, we have gathered together chapters from experts in the major fields of IF research. In each chapter, the authors have combined reviews of the available scientific literature with thei

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Intermediate (10-nm) Filaments in Muscleuscle because that has been the tissue of choice for the majority of studies on 10-nm filaments from muscle. The sections on 10-nm filaments from skeletal and from cardiac muscle emphasize both unique properties and comparisons with the smooth muscle system.

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The Proteins of Hair and Other Hard α-Keratins the proportion of nearly every amino acid. This precludes a simple compositional definition for hard α-keratins and instead requires a detailed list of chemical and structural characteristics, which can be summarized as follows:

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The Nuclear Laminalope, which consists of two lipid bilayers, containing intrinsic membrane proteins. It is likely that the NL is a ubiquitous feature found in all eukaryotic cells, although it is not always equally prominent by electron microscopy.

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Keratins and Their Genes in Xenopus laevissive data available on a cold-blooded animal as well. The second major impetus for this work came from developmental considerations: cytokeratins are prominent tissue-specific products and the study of their expression proved to be a powerful tool for the characterization of developmental processes.

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is due to their identification as ubiquitous constituents of the cytoskeleton and karyoskeleton (nuclear matrix) of eukaryotic cells and the fact that we know very little regarding their functions. In sharp contrast to the other major cytoskeletal systems, microfilaments and microtubules, IF exhibit

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Growth of Nonpolar GaN and ZnO Films,zed epithelia such as stratum corneum. Hard keratin tissues typically express complex patterns of keratin proteins, yet despite obvious phenotypic variation they all appear to express common sets of keratin genes.